Alan Dershowitz’s Watergate Trial Gripe About ‘Blacks and Liberals’ Resurfaces Online
The attorney argued in 1974 that trying Nixon’s aides for the coverup would have been “fairer” outside Washington, DC.
Did a Medical Journal List ‘The Notorious H.R.T.’ as a Nickname for Hormone Replacement Therapy?
An article published in a medical journal makes reference to nicknames for hormone replacement therapy that included “antiboyotics, trans-mission fluid, and the Notorious H.R.T.”
Were Senators Given Protester ‘Assistance’ Cards To Use Against Journalists?
An aide said the instructions represent “longstanding best practices” in dealing with demonstrators.
Is the Equal Rights Amendment Now Law?
A vote to ratify the ERA amendment in Virginia could start still more legal battles.
How a Banking Meme Ties Into a Debate Over Calendar Denominations
The dispute over using Gregorian or Hebrew calendars long predates the cheeky graphic.
Fake ‘Thailand’s Seven New Provinces’ Post Resurfaces on Social Media in Thailand
The country’s government said that the bogus claim has circulated online since at least 2015.
Donald Trump Says He ‘Saved Pre-Existing Conditions in Your Healthcare’
The United States president tried to attack Democratic candidate Michael Bloomberg for “false advertising.”
Online Debate Stirs Fears of a ‘Star Wars’ Disinformation Campaign
A Reddit user claimed that a source told him that Disney sought to undermine “Rise of Skywalker” director JJ Abrams.
Australian Prime Minister’s Bushfire Aid Ad Criticized Amid Flood of Disinformation
Far-right media outlets and online trolls are trying to downplay climate change’s role in widespread destruction across the country.
Arizona Rep. Paul Gosar Pushes Digitally Altered Image of Obama with Iranian Leader
The Republican lawmaker said people pointing out his disinformation were “dim-witted.”
