‘Green New Deal. Pray For Texas.’
As millions of Texans lost electricity, a coordinated disinformation campaign attempted to shift the blame to renewable energy.
As millions of Texans lost electricity, a coordinated disinformation campaign attempted to shift the blame to renewable energy.
Twitter users chided the hotel chain after photos of online listings began spreading.
The “Tyler Morning Telegraph” took some creative liberties with an Associated Press photograph.
The Wisconsin teen was listed alongside civil rights leaders — and one of the people he killed.
Multiple screenshots of the grocery chain’s “hurricane supplies” showed “brisket” listed in its list of essential items.
Audio from the governor’s conference call with state lawmakers surfaced after a two-day spike in infections statewide.
A Facebook post by Northeast Police Department in Denton County, Texas about their arrest of an individual for “stealing” a shopping cart faced backlash from outraged readers.
An El Paso radio station responded after the city was named by a longtime satire blog whose articles are often repurposed as disinformation.
In the hours after a mass shooting in Texas, rumors appeared that victims and families were too fearful of border authorities to visit hospitals in El Paso.
On May 6 2019, the following tweet described proposed legislation in Texas that would purportedly disenfranchise voters unable to drive themselves to the polls: A prominent retweet garnered several thousand more shares: A screenshot of the same tweet with additional commentary from a different account was shared to Facebook by act.tv a day later. Together, both …