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As the flags of the french revolutionaries, live free o die. Thankfully freedom is also the source of all that is worth living for. Freedom is a call to think and to love. It is a call to our will. That is why in times of peace france and the United States were able to forge unbreakable bonds from the painful memories. The most undestructible is the one that ties our peoples advance. The Unfinished Business of democracy. Indeed, our two societies have stood up to advance the human rights for all...

Inside the democratic strategy for executing the impeachment inquiry. E plus the uproar over facebooks decision to let the Trump Campaign lie in its ad. And as the bombs begin to drop on the kurds in syria. En ucias they didnt help us in the second world war. They didnt help was normandy. Outrage across the political spectrum at the president s decision. With all of that being said, we like the kurds. When all in starts right now. Good evening from new york. Im chris hayes. The president s polit...

April 2 is International Fact-Checking Day, a “global initiative recognizing accurate information’s important role in an interconnected world.” The fact-checking and media-ethics kingpins at Poynter are behind the initiative, and they mark the occasion by releasing an annual State of the Fact-Checkers Report, a survey of 137 organizations across at least 69 countries that are devoted to making sure the media is accurate. Below are some of the most interesting findings from 2023’s report.

Misinformation in regional languages ‘ignored’ by social media platforms Fact-checking resources ‘focused on the global North’ Fake news is fueling ....

Social platforms pay little attention to misinformation in non-European languages, SciDev.Net investigation reveals.

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Facebook and Instagram owner Meta on Wednesday announced a collaboration with the International Fact-Checking Network’s (IFCN) nonprofit Poynter Institute to create a free introductory fact-checking course serving journalists in the Asia Pacific region, including Pakistan. According to a press release issued today to announce the joint project, the course will comprise three modules focusing on

Participants completing course will receive certificate honouring their commitment to improving the global information ecosystem