Misinformation

Sandy Hook parents’ lawsuits spark new hopes — and fears — about what this means for the future of online disinformation.

Grid found dozens of posts and accounts on YouTube, Facebook and Instagram that appeared to violate the companies’ policies and public statements.

Putin’s invasion has catapulted Patrick Lancaster, who calls himself an independent journalist, into the limelight.

When a Virginia magnet school tried to overhaul its admissions policy, a national debate became personal.

With millions in funding and the support of prominent Republicans, the conspiracy theory movement is one of the fastest-growing forces in American politics, a Grid investigation finds.

An expert on human rights investigations explains how to speed the search for justice using Twitter and TikTok.

The road to war was long and complicated. The way out may be, too.

“Flat Earth enables people to cast out all previous information that they didn't want to believe and rebuild the world from scratch."

The child sex abuse narrative leveled against Jackson is centuries old.

Russia, China and Tucker Carlson are among those spreading a false — and dangerous — story about biological weapons.