Fake news

A tabloid story was rejected by authorities.

NATO and EU officials are increasingly worried about Russia's ability to spread disinformation via TV and internet.

Fears of foreign or far-right influence in politics are high among Germany's mainstream politicians.

The fake news mindset can be traced back to the campus.

In the Quebec mosque attack, misreporting meant the attack was characterized as "Muslim terrorism" and boosted far-right propaganda.

President Donald Trump has repeatedly denounced the press for what he calls "fake news."

France and the Netherlands, which also have upcoming elections, could be targets too.

'Pre-emptively highlighting false claims and refuting potential counterarguments' can make people less vulnerable to falsehoods.

European nations and NATO are setting up centers to identify "fake news", bolstering cyber defenses and tracking use of social media.

Facebook wants "deeper collaboration" with news organizations to stop fake news.

Trump's first press conference since July lasted about an hour.

After the "Pizzagate" shooting, we discuss whether the problem of fake news is out of control.

Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe also fell victim to a cyber hack that used tools attributed to a Russian group.

Academic institutions and libraries are adapting to a sharply polarized landscape that doesn't neatly divide into primary and secondary sources.

Yahoo had a terrible year, with news of multiple hacks that compromised users' data.

The U.S. has said any attempts to link Washington to the attack is "ludicrous."

Unabated toxic discourse and misinformation in online comment sections have distorted the populace's understanding of information and facilitated its en vogue rejection of facts.

The move comes after warnings of possible Russian interference.

Online news readers don't seem to really care about the importance of "professional gatekeeping."

The Democratic candidate has said that false news stories were putting "lives at risk."

The pontiff said spreading disinformation is "the greatest damage that the media can do."

Floyd and Patrick Brown's Conservative Tribune and Western Journalism receive more combined views than almost any adult entertainment site in the U.S. besides PornHub.

Edgar Maddison Welch told police he went to Comet Ping Pong to investigate an online conspiracy theory known as "Pizza Gate."

An automated algorithm that detects nudity, violence, or other inappropriate material is being tested on Facebook Live.

Software solutions can probably never overcome the problem that truth to me might not be truth to you.

The authors claim the findings illustrate the threat to democracy that disinformation poses.

The website also apologized for Brexit and England's woeful Euro 2016 performance.

The site faces allegations that the spread of false news stories impacted the U.S. election.