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Every Side Is Lying: A Guide To Iran Conflict Propaganda
From AI-generated backpacks to shifting casualty claims, Americans are navigating a disinformation minefield with no safe path
From AI-generated backpacks to shifting casualty claims, Americans are navigating a disinformation minefield with no safe path
Filing describes system to simulate deceased users' posts, but experts clash on ethics and commercial motives
Emerald Fennell's $83 million Valentine's Day hit marketed passion and desire — but Emily Brontë's 1847 novel was never a love story, and critics say the gap shows
Beijing's 2026-2030 blueprint prioritizes semiconductors, AI and quantum computing while US export controls face contradictions under both administrations
Investors fear AI will destroy incumbent businesses and that $660 billion in spending won't pay off — and both sides are getting punished
Speaker calls surveillance of lawmakers reviewing Epstein files "inappropriate" as bipartisan backlash grows over attorney general's "burn book"
The Puerto Rican superstar held up a football reading "Together We Are America" and closed with flags from every nation in the Americas after months of MAGA backlash
Newly released DOJ files contain a draft federal announcement of Epstein's death bearing an August 9 date — one day before he was discovered unresponsive in his cell