Residents in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts, are reporting receiving fake postcards seemingly from the Kamala Harris campaign, falsely claiming that a migrant family will be moving into their homes. These postcards, which have been shared on social media, appear to be a form of trolling or harassment targeting voters who support Vice President Harris.
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Indian pacer Mohammed Shami has vehemently denied rumors about his exclusion from the upcoming Border-Gavaskar series, stating that he is working hard to recover from a knee injury. His clarification comes after media reports suggested he was unlikely to participate due to his injury.
Bollywood actor-director Shreyas Talpade has addressed a recent death hoax, expressing his disappointment and concern over the impact it has had on his family, particularly his young daughter. He urged people to be mindful of the consequences of spreading false information.
YouTuber Dhruv Rathee is facing scrutiny after a parody account posted a fake message about Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla’s daughter on X. Maharashtra’s cyber police have registered a case, but Rathee maintains he is not involved. The parody account, which has since deleted its posts, claimed Birla’s daughter cleared the UPSC exam without appearing for it. This incident comes after Rathee previously faced threats following his video about an alleged assault on AAP MP Swati Maliwal.
A atriz Camila Pitanga usou suas redes sociais para pedir união dos internautas em prol das vítimas da tragédia no Rio Grande do Sul. Ela destacou a importância de deixar as diferenças políticas de lado e focar na causa humanitária.
The ongoing hush money trial of former President Donald Trump has lifted the lid on a murky corner of the media industry: pay-to-play tabloid journalism. During his 2016 presidential campaign, Trump enjoyed close ties with the National Enquirer, headed by American Media Inc. CEO David Pecker. Pecker testified under oath that he actively sought to be Trump’s “eyes and ears,” engaging in a scheme to “catch” (buy the rights to) and “kill” (never publish) negative Trump stories. Trump is now accused of falsifying documents related to a payment made to Stormy Daniels to suppress her alleged affair with him. Pecker’s testimony highlights the disturbing tactics used by some tabloid outlets, including paying sources for stories and embellishing information to create salacious headlines. While there are arguments for compensating marginalized sources, the practice of buying stories is generally taboo in traditional newsrooms. The National Enquirer’s “checkbook journalism” approach raises concerns about the credibility and independence of such outlets.
Actress cautions the public about the perils of deepfake technology and the importance of verifying news from multiple sources. Season 2 of ‘The Broken News’ explores the themes of fake news, misinformation, and the trust in media.
The Indian Air Force (IAF) has firmly dismissed rumors and social media posts claiming a fire incident at its headquarters, Vayu Bhavan, in New Delhi. The force clarified that no such fire took place at the multi-storey building along Rafi Marg, which houses the IAF headquarters, or its immediate vicinity.