The term “information literacy” first appeared in 1974 in a report published by the former National Commission on Libraries and […]
Society
2025 New Year Celebration Truck Attack in New Orleans
A rented Ford pickup truck, displaying the flag of the Islamic State, ran through a large crowd celebrating New Year […]
Controversial Lion Farming in South Africa and Illegal International Bone Trade
Between 8,000-12,000 lions and other big cats, including tigers, are bred and kept in captivity in more than 350 facilities […]
Air Force Secretary: Elon Musk is Not a Warfighter and Needs to Learn More
The debate over the future of aerial combat has intensified. Billionaire Elon Musk has advocated for a shift from manned […]
Musk Disrupts a Stop-Gap Spending Bill With False Claims
Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson spearheaded the proposal of the bipartisan stop-gap spending bill designed as a temporary measure to […]
2024 U.S. Election Fallout: Survey Shows Declining Trust in Govrnment and Information Sources
The Graduate School of Political Management at George Washington University, in collaboration with Schoen Cooperman Research, has released the findings […]
Trump Voices Support for Polio Vaccine
On Monday, 16 December 2024, President-elect Donald Trump addressed a variety of topics in a news conference, stating he would […]
Difference Between FBI, CIA, and NSA
The Federal Bureau of Investigation or FBI, the Central Intelligence Agency or CIA, and the National Security Agency or NSA […]
Individualistic vs Structural: Theories of Poverty
There are two competing schools of thought that theorize the causes of poverty. These are the individualistic theories and structural […]
Misinformation vs Disinformation vs Malinformation
In their 2017 white paper published by the Council of Europe, researchers Claire Wardle, PhD and Hossein Derakshan presented a […]