In the aftermath of the insurrection of the U.S. Capitol, conspiracy theories have been thrust further into the spotlight. Unfortunately, there’s no real way to stop conspiracy theories and disinformation
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Currently, a massive outbreak of wildfires has spread across the west coast of the United States. The destruction done by these forest fires has resulted in more than 3 million
Denton County’s primary runoff elections will be held July 14, with early voting ending July 10, and the ballot includes candidates running for the U.S. Congress, Texas Railroad Commissioner and
When the first-ever presidential impeachment trial took place in 1868, the U.S. Senate heard testimony from 41 witnesses before then-President Andrew Johnson was acquitted of “high crimes and misdemeanors” by
Mark Zuckerberg met with Congress recently to speak about Facebook and its policies on fact-checking political ads. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
When Walter E. Disney first created the Walt Disney company back in 1923, he set a goal to create content
The age-old argument over paying college athletes has entered a new chapter. Every day, it appears as if more and
After a new, previously unreported allegation of sexual misconduct which alleges that Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh pulled his pants
Democratic presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke, popular among young Democratic Texan voters, has taken the country by storm. Though his attempt
Anarchy ensued this weekend after the announcement of the government’s shutting down. As federal employees were all told to go
