truth

The course, offered at the University of Washington, teaches that the proliferation of algorithms and data is making misinformation more widespread.

Anatomy of a Fact is a recurring series exposing how the Pacific Standard research and fact-checking process works.

When direct questions don't get straight answers, pollsters' best strategy may seem a little bit random.

New research finds repeated false statements are more likely to be perceived as truthful, even when we have enough knowledge to contradict them.

Is the best reason to tell the truth simply that it’s easier?