We live in an era where information is more accessible than ever before. Paradoxically, this hasn’t made us wiser—it’s made ...

The company’s diversification across wealth management, asset management, and insurance muddies the company’s financials, and investors might discount the company’s valuation because of this.

People use metaphors to depict AI. These guide our use of AI. I examine those metaphors. A twist is that AI itself can infuse ...

The narrative is false that the COVID vaccine was rushed and not properly tested. It and other vaccines are safe and rigorously tested by the FDA.

In fact, his aides and allies took pains to describe his initial flurry of executive activity as “shock and awe,” reviving an ...

Contrary to popular belief, Gen Z “Zoomers” like me do not have an innate instinct for making sense of the information we consume online. A 2024 study by the News Literacy Project, a national ...

National News Literacy Week kicked off Monday. Especially for youth, critical thinking skills to analyze what's read, seen ...

That solid record of failure is not, in fact, a good reason to keep repeating ... which is always favourable to them. An example is in Laos, where the government is bankrupt now from borrowing ...

Biden offered concern for the victims, appreciation to responders, reassurance to the public, a promise not to get ahead of the facts, and pledges of government assistance. In other words ...

In any policy decision, facts should always trump (pun intended!) feelings, hunches, and opinions ... companies in their own production. For example, auto parts cross North American borders ...

Dear Mr. President: With all due respect, it's the “Gulf of Mexico.” As the saying goes: You’re entitled to your own opinion, but not your own facts. Recalling President Clinton’s one-time campaign ...

The rollback of any form of robust or credible fact-checking on both X and Meta demonstrates this all too clearly. While the majority of X and Meta’s users remain outside of the U.S. and Europe ...