President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday denied having any plan for a "ministry of truth" in France after right-wing and ...

Fox News is facing yet another legal challenge over alleged defamatory claims made by anchors on the nation's most-watched cable news network. Nina Jankowicz, a researcher who was tapped by President ...

“Insidious” government censorship of social media platforms could soon be unraveled by the Supreme Court as it prepares to weigh in on a showdown between the Biden administration and First Amendment ...

The most patriotic fireworks yesterday are from a federal judge whose ruling halting President Biden’s online censorship program will spark debate about Democrats using the cudgel of “disinformation” ...

Natalie Venegas is a Weekend Reporter at Newsweek based in New York. Her focus is reporting on education, social justice issues, healthcare, crime and politics while specializing on marginalized and ...

The Treaty of San Francisco, signed after World War II ended, is legally binding and has effectively replaced the Cairo ...

Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, has urged communication professionals to rise as custodians of truth and builders of social cohesion in face of disinformation and ...

Right-wing and far-right media and politicians lambasted the French president after he called for 'professional certification' of outlets, even as he said that it was not for the government to define ...