Understanding how false information travels and takes root is vital to understanding today's political environment.
Quick Facts
Over the past century, so-called childless women have shown that they have a stake in children’s welfare, women’s welfare and the nation’s welfare.
There's been a dangerous threat haunting us as a society for decades. But where it was coming from and how it works have been mysteries. Not any more. A new book lays bare the whole story and what we can do about it.
Voting is your right. If you make your plan and follow the rules, you can cast your ballot and be certain that your vote will count.
With 90% of people saying Social Security is important to their retirement security, it is useful to understand how it was created and how it has evolved over time.
Ukrainians have been able to destroy 26 Russian vessels since the start of the war and force Russia’s powerful Black Sea Fleet to flee hundreds of miles to a safer harbor.
With Trump, nothing is what he or his people claim, including an "opportunity" to vote for his VP pick.
House Speaker Mike Johnson of Louisiana helped unveil legislation last week to bar noncitizens from voting in federal elections, something that is already illegal.
Trump's attorneys are still trying to make the case that since his crimes were "official acts" he is immune to prosecution for them. Of course this would place the Office of President above the law.
Facebook's AI system removed posts from an independent news website and sent notifications to users that falsely identified that site and others as cybersecurity risks.
Earthquakes are actually pretty common in the Northeast, but they’re usually so small that few people feel them. The vast majority are magnitude 2.5 or less.
Research shows that government workers are not self-serving "deep state" elites but rather dedicated and committed public servants.
Military contractors like General Dynamics, Vigor Industrial, Anduril Industries, and others are currently developing unmanned tanks, submarines, and drones.
Even with the lessons from 2020, election administrators find themselves in unknown territory this time around.
Public understanding of propaganda usually links it to lying, but that’s not quite correct. The most effective propaganda will interlace carefully selected verifiable facts with emotional appeals.
Product testing job scammers are doing so well that they can now afford to run their scams through direct mail campaigns.