WhatsApp users will only be allowed to forward a message to five recipients under new measures introduced to curb the spread of harmful rumours. Continue reading →

Sharing false information on Facebook is old. Continue reading →

The so-called “international grand committee” session would be held Nov. 27 and could include lawmakers from other countries. Continue reading →

U.S. President Donald Trump has taken to Twitter to address the tone of the political rhetoric – blaming the media for “inaccurate reporting.” Continue reading →

At a rally in Montana, Trump said: “Any guy who can do a body slam, he’s my guy,” while mimicking the physical motion of a body slam. Continue reading →

A new survey commission by the Ontario Science Centre indicates Canadians believe science is the key to solving critical global issues but worry their peers are more in favour of less fact-based approaches. Continue reading →

If it’s hurricane season, it’s time for hurricane-related fake news, old and new. Continue reading →

Hockey is coming back, and with it, hockey-linked fake news promoting a dubious diet supplement. Continue reading →

The New York Times has promised to offer more information on the anonymous op-ed and answer reader questions. Continue reading →