News avoidance is a trend among American adults, AI-generated misinformation about the Israel-Hamas war and how influencers affect the information landscape.

Challenges for journalists covering the Gaza hospital blast, extremist content on social media and a popular Miami Instagram account becomes a local news source.

Why the BBC didn’t report Lil Tay’s alleged death, how a local news desert is using AI to deliver civic information, and Travis Kelce, Taylor Swift conspiracies.

A newspaper correction from John Lewis’ 1963 March on Washington speech, media literacy tip on click restraint and online harassment against a Las Vegas reporter.

Dietitian influencers paid by the food industry, Chinese disinformation campaign pivots to Maui wildfires and court rules on social media content moderation.

Young activists join kids online safety debate, teens file hard-hitting reports in a student-run Chicago newspaper and disclaimers for AI political ads on Google.

Pulitzer Prize winners were announced, Taylor Swift fans mistake a book for her memoir and a ChatGPT user was arrested in China after creating a fake news story.

Reporters Without Borders released its 2023 World Press Freedom Index, there are new AI-generated news websites and Stanley Kubrick did not stage the moon landing.

An interview with a San Francisco Chronicle data journalist, students’ First Amendment rights, the first AI-generated election ad and ADHD misinformation on TikTok.

An analysis of Google training data for AI chatbots featured Russian propaganda, the majority of Americans trust news on podcasts and more Twitter turmoil.

NPR stopped posting to Twitter after being labeled “government-funded media” and the digitally altered Hillary Clinton video endorsing Gov. Ron DeSantis was false.