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Facebook Is Still the Perfect Propaganda Platform. These Sketchy Mexican Pages Show Why.
A network of "news" sites appears to be working together to influence Mexico's election. -
It’s the End of News as We Know It (and Facebook Is Feeling Fine)
Right-wing propaganda is still doing great. Journalism, not so much. -
American Cities Lose 36 Million Trees a Year. But There’s a Radical New Plan to Save Them.
Hint: It involves getting wealthy corporations to pay for planting and preservation. -
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A Study Says the Undocumented Population May Be Twice as Big as We Thought. Be Skeptical.
Experts say the study, which has been seized on by immigration critics, has serious flaws. -
“Free” Tablets Are Costing Prison Inmates a Fortune
Would you send that email if it cost 30 cents? These prisoners don’t have another choice. -
Police Identify YouTube Shooter as Woman Critical of Company’s Monetization Policies
Nasim Aghdam reportedly grew angry with the company after it stopped paying her for content. -
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Russia Is Trying to Bury This Video—And Might Shut Down YouTube to Do It
An investigation into a deputy prime minister, escorts, and a yacht sends regulators scrambling. -
Trump’s Lies Have Grown Far More Frequent—and More Dangerous
The president is accelerating a dark phenomenon called "truth decay." -
School Officials Tried to Stop Her From Talking About Sexual Assault. She Wouldn’t Be Silenced.
This week’s Recharge profiles people who stood up for truth, love, and even for strangers. -
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Even Trusted Health Sites Spread Myths About a Deadly Pregnancy Complication
From the Mayo Clinic to Harvard, sources don't always get the facts right about preeclampsia. Now some are making needed corrections. -
Why the Biggest Story of Last Night’s Election Wasn’t Andrew Cuomo
One of the nation's biggest blue states might finally start acting like it. -
These New Air Sensors Could Revolutionize Air Pollution Regulation
"Having the ability to know what's in your air, it gives people peace of mind." -
Activists Couldn’t Get Facebook to Tackle Its Discrimination Problem—Until the Russia Scandal Hit
The years-long battle to convince Facebook to address civil rights violations on its platform. -
What Siri Says When New Zealanders Ask About Sex
A team of Kiwi doctors puts digital assistants to the test.
