National discourse is grappling with the surge of pseudoscientific ideas, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. stands at the center of a growing debate. Critics highlight how these unfounded claims affect policy decisions and underscore the broader consequences of conspiracy theories in American politics.

A Michigan attorney is rejecting the idea that his client was involved in a so-called “Pumpkin Day” terror plot. He says there is no evidence of such a scheme, directly challenging the allegations put forth by FBI Director Kash Patel.

A global alliance of public broadcasters reports that AI chatbots make errors with news content nearly half the time. The study, which involved 22 public media organizations in 18 countries, indicates potential risks when relying on chatbots for up-to-date and accurate information.

Many people may be misinformed about the realities of the Israel-Hamas conflict, partly due to biased or incomplete reporting. By examining accusations against Israel and its U.S. allies and acknowledging recent congressional visits, this article underscores why thorough scrutiny of all available information remains essential.

Apple’s iOS 26 comes with an AI-driven news summary feature, but it may not be entirely beneficial. Concerns over misinformation and user control have prompted warnings on how best to manage this brand-new tool.

During a recent appearance at the Museum of the Bible, President Trump again touted his National Guard deployment as a cure-all for Washington, DC’s crime. Yet this claim, like others in his record, appears to ignore the facts—particularly in the realm of domestic violence, which seems to remain largely unaddressed.

Maternal mental illness is common, but misinformation about antidepressants too often prevents mothers from getting the support they need. This opinion piece sheds light on why accurate information is vital for maternal well-being, and by extension, the health of families.

A startling number of Americans voice strong governmental opinions online, yet many cannot pass a basic civics test—a knowledge gap undermining our democracy.

As Texas mourns the devastating loss from Independence Day floods, unfounded conspiracy theories about weather control are spreading. Dispelling these myths is crucial to focus on recovery and support efforts.

In the wake of Rafael Devers’ trade to the Giants, conflicting reports have emerged regarding his final days with the Red Sox, leaving many puzzled. Team members, including rookie Kristian Campbell, are swiftly refuting claims of any tensions, calling the reports false.