Disinformation Far-right influencers made thousands of dollars a day on a little-known gaming platform White supremacist and far-right figures can earn tens of thousands of dollars by streaming their content on the gaming platform DLive q&a Mariam Kiparoidze
Disinformation Assassination of president plunges Haiti into conspiracy theories, rumor and fake news The stunning murder of Jovenel Moïse has unleashed a torrent of political, social, and economic turmoil --and a chaos of misinformation brief Erica Hellerstein
Disinformation Hunting down bots and ‘bad guys’ on social media Coordinated campaigns by fake bot accounts have flooded social media for years. One data specialist describes how these networks contribute to disinformation q&a Isobel Cockerell
Disinformation Decoding Tucker Carlson’s latest conspiracy theory The Fox News host pushes the absurd claim that the FBI stormed the U.S. Capitol on January 6 and millions believe him. This is how he does it q&a Caitlin Thompson
Disinformation How China threatens prominent Uyghurs — in the US, in China and everywhere Beijing puts the most influential Uyghur journalist and her ailing father on its terrorist list feature Ilan Greenberg
Disinformation Stateless people face Covid-19 scapegoating, persecution and exclusion Some of the world’s most vulnerable people have been blamed for the spread of the coronavirus and could miss out on vaccinations because of their legal status brief Isobel Cockerell
Disinformation Who is behind Spanish Telegram’s storm of Covid-19 disinformation? A complex web of fake news and foreign propaganda has fueled vaccine skepticism and anti-lockdown riots feature Darren Loucaides
Disinformation QAnon gets a second gen update To avoid deplatforming, QAnon followers are masking their language on social media q&a Caitlin Thompson
Disinformation QAnon destroyed my marriage: a documentary by Coda Story & Newsy Three Americans share how the QAnon conspiracy theory has cast their private lives into chaos. video Mariam Kiparoidze
Disinformation Indian school WhatsApp groups are being asked to share videos of students praising Narendra Modi Messages began after the prime minister canceled summer exams over coronavirus fears brief Mariam Kiparoidze
Disinformation Opinion: Can Alexander Lukashenko get away with the dramatic arrest of a dissident Belarusian journalist? The answer lies with the West European and U.S. leaders need to establish moral clarity and take decisive action. But history and Kremlin tactics could undermine both essay Natalia Antelava
Disinformation Syria’s presidential election is a giant disinformation smokescreen After a decade of grinding civil war, President Assad is attempting to use the ballot to show the world that Syria is a free and functioning democracy. dispatch Tessa Fox
Disinformation How Amazon’s algorithms push people towards extremist content A new report says the retail giant’s book recommendation algorithms direct people toward conspiracy theories and far-right, white nationalist content brief Erica Hellerstein
Disinformation Myanmar’s protest movement riven by suspicions and accusations of betrayal Online attacks target pro-democracy activists who have family ties to the military feature Burhan Wazir
Disinformation Russian media launches a new line of attack against Alexey Navalny With the opposition leader behind bars, pro-government voices have shifted propaganda tactics feature Katia Patin
