Trump aide Stephen Miller does not want to be asked where he’s getting his facts on Venezuela and migrants—and whether he’s just spouting propaganda from the government.

Habba insisted that a pro-Trump media company pushing Russian propaganda was no big deal.

New court documents reveal that Russia is keeping a very, very long list of influencers to spread its propaganda.

The Department of Justice alleges that Russian media employees funded a U.S. company to push Russian propaganda.

A flack’s new memoir touts his work for dictators and tycoons. But that’s only part of today’s misinformation industry.

January 6 defendant David Howard blamed Fox News in a powerful attack on the conservative network’s misinformation.

The Senate minority leader celebrated passing an aid bill for Ukraine.

The Georgia Republican is fast falling out of favor for her opposition to the Ukraine aid bill.

The Georgia Republican continues to insist that Russian President Vladimir Putin isn’t so bad.

The head of the House Intelligence Committee had a dire warning about his own party.

“Fox News, Fox News, you can’t hide, your lies cover up genocide.”

How Maxar Technologies, an American satellite company and key contractor for the Defense Department, became the media’s favorite photographer of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

The “Yellow Peril” tropes that may pave the way for a new war abroad have historically fueled anti-Asian hate on these shores.

The former colonial power isn’t just a victim of Russian disinformation. It’s waging a similar propaganda campaign in Mali and other countries in the Sahel region.

From St. Petersburg to Manila, a new book studies efforts to sow confusion and undermine reality.

Two companies—Facebook and Google—dominate the way we consume information online. And they are saturated with right-wing lies.

Closed off from the world, North Korea weaves a highly militarized mind-set into the fabric of everyday life.

The president is taking conservative media to its evolutionary endpoint. Is there any way to stop him?

The Kremlin's influence campaign goes far beyond Trump's victory. Their latest unsuspecting targets: American conservatives.

Roy Crane’s Buz Sawyer comics were famous for adventurous battles against America’s cold war foes. But no one knew that the U.S. government was behind it all.