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Graham: Rashida Tlaib's lies skipped by 'fact checkers' - Vimarsana News

Graham: Rashida Tlaib's lies skipped by 'fact checkers'

With Democrats, the so-called independent fact-checkers rush to correct Tlaib critics, and not Tlaib — just as they rush to correct Biden critics, and not Biden.

Donald Morrison: Something weird is going on at X - Vimarsana News

Donald Morrison: Something weird is going on at X

Columnist Donald Morrison writes: "Dubious reports and images kept popping up on X, formerly known as Twitter."

EU Official Alerts Elon Musk Regarding Misinformation on X Amid Israel-Hamas Conflict - Vimarsana News

EU Official Alerts Elon Musk Regarding Misinformation on X Amid Israel-Hamas Conflict

This letter arrives in the midst of growing alarm among researchers and fact-checkers regarding a surge in misinformation on X following the events surrounding the Hamas attacks in Israel.

Karnataka government announces framework for fact-checking unit to tackle misinformation - Vimarsana News

Karnataka government announces framework for fact-checking unit to tackle misinformation

The oversight committee will include officials from various domains, such as the heads of key departments, MD of KITS, IISc's EECS dean, an additional advocate general, the head of the cybersecurity center, and civil society representatives. The review SPOC will be led by an SP from the intelligence department or a designated home department representative.

How Belarusian tourist became "Mossad officer" in Yemen - Vimarsana News

How Belarusian tourist became "Mossad officer" in Yemen

Images purportedly showing Israeli intelligence officer on Yemen’s Socotra island caused outrage on social media. The New Arab finds that allegations are unfounded and some pictures were taken elsewhere.