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The Global Disinformation Index used University of Texas students to carry out their dirty work.

The Global Disinformation Index’s report blacklisting conservative outlets, such as The Federalist, New York Post, Daily Caller, and Washington Examiner, as the “riskiest” disinformation media [...]

GDI's report blacklisting conservative media as the 'riskiest' disinformation companies was researched and written by students at UT Austin.

What to know about the six Indiana high school football state championship games this weekend at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Berlin may be in for some rough winters without access to cheap Russian natural gas, but the right policies could see it come out of the crisis more resilient

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Russia has had to "recalibrate" its strategy, says a security expert, after failing to capture Ukraine's capital Kyiv.

An expected assault in Mariupol called off by Vladimir Putin. What does that mean for what comes next? Global security expert Michael Mosser of the University of Texas breaks it down. And: The state's largest teacher prep and recruiting program of its kind gets failing grades from state auditors, but with a massive teacher shortage, many questions about what to do. Also: Historian Doris Kearns Goodwin on a major donation of archives to a top Texas center for history. Those stories and more ...

The OSCE still has a clear purpose: keep the lines of communication open between adversaries, even under impossible odds.

UT global affairs experts said the Taliban’s takeover was highly probable as Biden followed through on former President Donald Trump’s peace deal.