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Kate Starbird says attacks have made research difficult, and claims of bias arise because of prevalence of lies from the right

Kate Starbird says attacks have made research difficult, and claims of bias arise because of prevalence of lies from the right

In the sprawling digital age, Americans engagement with the Internet has crossed the threshold of mere interaction to a more profound, perhaps intrinsic aspect of daily living. | Pulse Nigeria

In the unfolding drama of climate change discussions, the recent exposé by Climate Action Against Disinformation (CAAD) has brought to light a disconcerting narrative perpetuated by fossil fuel interests. Their target: Carbon Capture and Storage...

SEATTLE — In a small meeting room on the University of Washington campus, researcher Kate Starbird stood at a glass whiteboard as she brainstormed with two doctoral students how to

Kate Starbirds attempt to promote factual information and boost democracy has gotten her sued, blasted by Congressional inquiries and subjected to a death threat.

Lawsuits and House probes launched against those who study online falsehoods leaves many questioning whether work will continue into next election cycle

Whistleblower makes trove of new documents available to Public and Racket, showing the birth of the Censorship Industrial Complex in reaction to Brexit and Trump election in 2016. The sum total of the documents is a clear picture of a highly coordinated and sophisticated effort by the US and UK governments to build a domestic censorship effort and influence operations similar to the ones they have used in foreign countries.

The UW School of Law welcomed Tamara Lawson as the Toni Rembe Dean in August 2022. In her first year, Lawson has introduced significant reforms focused on inclusivity, recruitment, student

Michael Caulfield’s profile on The Conversation