A symbolic digital illustration featuring a split-screen design. On one side, a silhouette of a politician speaks into a microphone, while on the other, a social media feed displays exaggerated headlines and out-of-context quotes. The background includes abstract digital elements such as floating text, news articles, and a distorted magnifying glass, symbolizing misinformation and political manipulation.

The D Files: Haley’s Role Model

Did Nikki Haley really call Hillary Clinton her “role model”? A political ad says yes—but the truth tells a different story. This fact-check uncovers the selective editing, logical fallacies, and the role of social media in distorting political narratives.

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The F-Files: Unmasking the Misidentification of a Fallen Pilot

When tragedy strikes, misinformation spreads fast. A viral wave of false claims misidentified a fallen Black Hawk pilot, linking her to a transgender woman and a former White House aide. This F-Files investigation breaks down the truth, the logical fallacies used, and the dangers of unchecked social media narratives.

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To ‘Drill, Baby, Drill’ Big Oil Is Saying ‘No, Thanks’

Despite political calls for more drilling, Big Oil is resisting. Instead of expanding operations, major oil companies are prioritizing stock buybacks, dividends, and a cautious approach to long-term investments. Learn why the oil industry is reluctant to drill more, even as energy prices remain high.

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Why Even the Smartest Minds Fall for Disinformation Campaigns

Why do even the smartest minds fall for disinformation? Cognitive biases, emotional manipulation, and social group dynamics all play a role. Discover the psychological factors that make humans susceptible to misinformation and practical strategies to stay informed and critically aware.