Misinformation isn’t new. Colonial America was rife with it.
In “Misinformation Nation,” historian Jordan E. Taylor explores America’s long history of partisan news.
A promise by Pakistan’s outgoing army chief is met with cautious hope
Pakistan has been ruled either directly or indirectly by the army for 75 years. Now, both hope and skepticism abound as Pakistanis consider a future
How Taiwan differs from China after pandemic missteps
Mistakes during Covid-19 brought election losses for Taiwan’s ruling party. The party leader accepted the people’s judgment with humility.
Why FTX collapse doesn’t mean an end for cryptocurrency
The big question: If most of the trading in cryptocurrencies is high-risk speculation and they will require traditional regulation anyway, does the world really need
Criticisms ‘outdated’: Australia opposes endangered reef status
The Great Barrier Reef may not get an official “endangered” status from UNESCO, thanks to the Australian government’s lobbying. Given recent legislative turnover, leaders argue
‘We still believe’: Makeshift centers provide food, warmth in Ukraine
Ukraine has rolled out makeshift centers offering a refuge from power outages and food shortages. The centers, named “Points of Invincibility,” have helped over 67,000