There is growing evidence that what drives partisanship in the US is not a love for one’s own party, but a hatred of the other party.

Russian fake news infiltrated our social-media feeds, and our own willful ignorance is to blame.

In Part 2 of our conversation, the Trump foe and former Reagan adviser discusses his new book, The Truth Matters.

Analysts tracking Russian influence operations find a feedback loop between Kremlin propaganda and far-right memes.

And tantrums from the faker-in-chief don’t make them so.

Hundreds of people commented on Bernard Weisberger's widely shared article on the dangers Donald Trump poses to press freedom.

In his latest on post on news literacy, Michael Spikes breaks down how to evaluate the types of evidence that the media presents us with.

Trump perfects the role of Propagandist-in-Chief.

All people need information, and ruling powers want to control it to control them. The trick is finding the balance.

The twisted art of intimidating with slander to help build “a new political order.”