The rollback of any form of robust or credible fact-checking on both X and Meta demonstrates this all too clearly. While the majority of X and Meta’s users remain outside of the U.S. and Europe ...

For Big Tech companies, the Global South has long been little more than an afterthought. The rollback of any form of robust or credible fact-checking on both X and Meta demonstrates this all too ...

The website can’t get their facts right, and they twist and distort FOIA information ... The website claims to be a news site but it really is a partisan opinion/commentary site that tries to disguise ...

Regarding James Taranto’s “‘Fact Checkers’ Become Rent Seekers” (op-ed, Jan. 17): Fact-checking by news outlets that sold their souls to the left in the Trump era was yet another self ...

President Donald Trump speaks from Emancipation Hall as House Speaker Mike Johnson, from left, his wife Kelly Johnson, House Majority Leader Steve Scalise, R-La., and his wife Jennifer Scalise ...

As our nation's politicians chart the future of their parties, they need to face facts. In the long-term, the winning party will be the one that actually makes good on its promises and uplifts ...

First Opinion is STAT’s platform for interesting ... By the same token he says “WHO never really criticized China” when in fact we have called on China repeatedly to share information ...

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Inaugural addresses, with their emphasis on lofty rhetoric, are generally not fertile ground for fact-checking ... rhetoric that is expressed more as an opinion — “for many years, a radical ...

The stakes are quite different. Far beyond freedom of opinion, it is once again the facts that are under attack, as well as the methods used to place them at the heart of public debate.

A social media giant's decision to end fact checking on its platforms is a source of concern for two New Brunswick university professors. Meta announced recently that fact checking would come ...

I want to avoid mythology; Los Angeles has too many myths already and they are not useful in coping with the cold hard facts of catastrophe. But just as each of us has a story, a point of view ...