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A Connecticut jury ordered Jones to pay Sandy Hook victims $965 million. (Courtesy of Facebook)

For Alex Jones, Words Have Billion-Dollar Consequences

Claire Bickel, Contributing Writer
November 2, 2022
Deliberately misinforming the public is a serious violation of trust and should be treated as such. (Courtesy of Pia Fischetti, The Fordham Ram)

Evolving Past Media Misinformation: How to Deal with Fake News

Carolyn Branigan, Contributing Writer
March 3, 2021
Though Twitter could try to make its headlines more straightfoward, it’s the reader’s responsibility to research further. (Courtesy of Flickr)

Twitter is Full of Misleading Ledes

April 24, 2019
The first year of the fake news awards were far less eventful and impactful than President Trump assured they would be (Photo Courtesy of Flickr).

Fake News Awards Far From Newsworthy

January 31, 2018
The errors and exaggerations present in news stories today are not only unfair to the American public, but harmful. (Courtesy of Flickr)

Facebook’s Faulty “Fake News” Plan

February 8, 2017
The errors and exaggerations present in news stories today are not only unfair to the American public, but harmful. (Courtesy of Flickr)

Editorial: The Real Damages of “Fake News”

February 8, 2017
Trump Challenges CNN’s “Fake News”

Trump Challenges CNN’s “Fake News”

January 25, 2017
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