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Yesterday, Facebook CTO Mike Schroepfer announced updates to the way that Facebook conducts research. (article)
The splintering image of the Secret Service, why rumors are more interesting than fact, and an atheist tome for kids. (episode)
In light of the revelations of major security lapses at the White House, Brooke examines the crumbling image of the Secret Service.
A longtime chronicler of media misinformation creates a real-time rumor tracker called Emergent.info.
In 1996, San Jose Mercury News reporter Gary Webb published a series of articles that connected the CIA, the Contra rebels in Nicaragua, and the exploding crack trade in Los Angeles.
On the seemingly heroic lawyer Steven Donziger's case against oil giant Chevron. The story was not as simple as it seemed.
The College Board's new Advanced Placement US History framework is causing controversy across the nation. Why?
Two-time Pulitzer-prize winning Washington Post writer Gene Weingarten, an atheist, is fed up with the relentless drumming of religion into the heads of our impressionable youth.