Fake news

"Fake news. I'm coming to gun you all down," Brandon Griesemer said.

News Corp chairman Rupert Murdoch wants Facebook to make carriage payments to trusted news sources.

Deadly foreign-born terrorists since 1975 have used mostly non-immigrant visas to enter.

Economist Paul Krugman took aim at Trump's false statements after he was handed a "fake news" award.

The announcement of the winner of the president's Fake News Awards was released Wednesday evening.

Of President Donald Trump's roughly 2,000 lies he uttered in 2017, this was his biggest.

A survey found that Trump's approval rating among black Americans has not doubled—it has actually dropped.

James O'Keefe's new book, "American Pravda," is a revealing look at a conservative provocateur.

About 40 percent of Republicans say news reports painting politicians in a negative light should "always" be labeled "fake news."

What happens when governing becomes reality TV?

Experts say the president is adding to a polluted news environment.

There is a lingering feeling that white Anglo-Saxon stock is endangered by the immigration of inferior, darker peoples.

Netanyahu has ordered police to prepare to forcibly remove 40-50,000 African migrants.

A former Obama administration ethics czar and U.S. Ambassador is trolling President Trump with a "Golden Pinocchi" in memorial of what Twitter voters deem the president's biggest lie of 2017.

A small fire at Trump Tower on Monday exploded into a giant fake news hoax on conspiracy websites.

Staff should beware of laws against using the government to help and hurt media companies, experts say.

More political drama is coming to the White House.

Hogan Gidley said 'it's pretty obvious that this book is filled with falsehoods and out and out lies.'

Wolff's story is "a complete fabrication, literally from beginning to end," former British Prime Minister Tony Blair said.

After an enforced Twitter time-out, Clarke is now crying censorship.

One critic said the party needs new leadership after backing a president who has promoted conspiracy theories.

Germany will give social media sites 24 hours to take down "obviously illegal" material—or else.

He took to Twitter on Sunday evening to extend his wishes.

The survey on Trump's website has drawn criticism for how it asks citizens to grade the president's first year in office.

'My use of social media is not Presidential - it's MODERN DAY PRESIDENTIAL,' the president tweeted in July.

 Social media is intimate and personal: it seduces and elides, it cajoles and it lies.

A Dutch reporter caught the United States ambassador to the Netherlands in a baffling falsehood—as the official complained about "fake news" on camera, ironically.  

The use of "whatever" tops the list in a Marist poll.

The theory that language influences thoughts has been long discredited by cognitive scientists.

"There is an urgent need for news communicated with serenity, precision, and completeness."