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'We are fighting animals, says Israeli Defence Minister, 'and are acting accordingly': 700 Israelis and 400 Palestinians have died so far.

As the federal government prepares its Combating Misinformation and Disinformation Bill, Morry Bailes explains why experts are against it.

Role for Australian Christian Lobby despite its opposition to the bill.

A false claim was made on Insiders which the national broadcaster subsequently 'clarified', but its mere utterance was enough to see Facebook reach for the blue pencil. For more than a month that followed, a Melbourne businessman's page opposing the Voice was hobbled and its reach curtailed. Big Tech's arrogant wokeists had struck again

The bill, yet to be debated in parliament, is ripe for amendment.

The government must consider that many prominent journal editors have drawn attention to the pervasive influence of financial conflicts of interest on the reliability of research findings.

Politics in America has taken on a new face in recent years. With the relentless march of technology and the ever-changing landscape of public discourse, political campaigns have evolved into intricate strategies that demand both precision and adaptability. So, what is the focus of contemporary American political campaigns? In this exploration, we'll delve into the

Mathematics may be defined as the subject where we never know what we are talking about, nor whether what we are saying is true

Gone is the frontier utopianism of an open, untampered information environment, where bright and optimistic netizens could gather, digitally speaking, in the digital hall.

In January 2010, the then US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, doing what she does best, grasped a platitude and ran with it in launching, of all things, an institution called the Newseum. “Information freedom,” she declared , “supports the peace ...