The New York Times’ ‘Ways You Can Still Cancel’ Student Loan Debt
After a June 2023 Supreme Court ruling on student debt forgiveness, the New York Times stealth edited an article advising readers that “death” was one way out of debt.
After a June 2023 Supreme Court ruling on student debt forgiveness, the New York Times stealth edited an article advising readers that “death” was one way out of debt.
An attorney for families of Sandy Hook shooting victims said Jones is “pushing the bankruptcy system to its limits.”
Six days before the November 8 2022 midterm elections, the American president gave a speech about disinformation and its role in fueling a marked rise in political violence.
The day after a mass shooting in Uvalde, Texas, The Onion‘s cyclical mass shooting piece took over its front page — as a New York Times abstract followed suit in reality.
An Imgur user shared a screenshot of a tweet purportedly quoting content on labor disputes from an April 25 1886 New York Times article.
Social media posts across platforms showed a tweet about a “fun little trick” in the February 6 2022 puzzle.
A reporter and columnist’s findings raised flags over the platform’s plans for CrowdTangle.
A popular tweet claiming a “new study” failed to identify tuna in a Subway tuna sandwich omitted some details — and there was no “new study.”
A cartoon illustrations how disinformation recirculates through history.
After the New York Times profiled Joe Biden’s accessories, viral tweets claimed that one of the watches mentioned was his son Beau’s Rolex.