New research assesses why it is often challenging for consumers to internalize the types of retracted information that are issued by enterprises or from media organizations. This is symptomatic of the digital age.
This week’s releases include a peculiar affliction; thrilling negotiations; a charming, fast-talking Bill Murray; a detailed account of a forgotten scandal; the original Disney princess; and proof a woman can do a man’s job just as well.
Taking a page straight out of George Orwell and bringing it to life, the National Science Foundation (NSF) is paying Indiana University to develop, and bring online, software which will flag "misinformation" and "hate speech" on Twitter.
What is the language, a part of the worldview, your child is bringing home from school? Is it Scripture? Or is it cursing? Is it Scriptural or is it anti-God?
9/11 Truth: As more evidence obliterating the Government's 'official' 9/11 fairy tale emerges, demands for investigation into the truth about what happened that day are growing. When do we review the post-9/11 mentality and face reality?
Those who suspected a money- and greed-driven conspiracy behind the 2009 swine flu outbreak - declared a pandemic by overzealous WHO officials and their advisers from within the industry - are being proven right by recent revelations in Der Spiegel.
How do you change the viewpoint of society? For some it's the pen. For some that pen bleeds the soul of an audience, hitting hard. Powerful words in the form of poetry shook us to the core. Such words are spoken by a Toronto poet named aptly Truth Is.
Global warming is the most recent and fashionable trend in environmental causes and has been not only a money machine, but a doomsday cult all on its own.
A disabled American veteran, having survived 9/11 in the hills of Tajikistan, describes the events involving currently deployed American Forces and how the Vietnam vets shouldn't compare today's war to yesterday's.
The more I question the world and the way I view it the more I realize that morals have nothing to do with what one believes in. I believe most people live their lives on a quest of some sorts.
Today has been a myth busting type of day. In that line of reasoning it's time to burst some more bubbles from years gone by.
First fact up for bid is extremely simple. Who was the first President of the United States?
There are many different conspiracy theories surrounding 9/11. The government has a standard answer. The murder of thousands was undertaken by a few elite terrorists who hijacked four planes. But is this the truth? Will we ever know what is?
On television, medical examiners have cutting-edge technology at their fingertips, and a team of brilliant colleagues at their disposal. Reality is a lot different, and it has an effect on justice.
The Nobel Committee is experiencing difficulty in finding suitable candidates for the Peace Prize. Perhaps the solution is to consider candidates over a broader range of people. Who do you think should win?
New study from Florida State University shows that 2 out of 5 bosses don't keep their word and more than a fourth bad mouth their employees to other co-workers.
It is written in their Declaration of Independence that every American has the inalienable right to pursue happiness. In fact, this year alone Americans will spend close to $2 billion in their pursuit of being happy.
