False claims about election fraud remain a problem, spreading in various places online, voting and media experts said.
Category: Conspiracy Theories
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What Next for Dominion After Its $787.5 Million Fox Settlement
The election technology company has several more defamation lawsuits pending against public figures and news outlets.
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Fox News-Dominion Lawsuit Settlement: What to Know
The 11th-hour deal saved Fox a potentially lengthy legal tangle, though it still faces other lawsuits over its coverage of false claims about the 2020 election.
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Conservative Media Pay Little Attention to Revelations About Fox News
The New York Times – Business:Even in today’s highly partisan media world, experts said, the lack of coverage about the private comments of Fox’s top executives and hosts stands out.
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The 15-Minute City: Where Urban Planning Meets Conspiracy Theories
The New York Times – Business:Is having all of life’s amenities within a 15-minute walk convenient? Or is it a government leash? We explain.
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Steve Bannon’s Podcast Is Top Misinformation Spreader, Study Says
The New York Times – Business:A large podcast study found that Mr. Bannon’s “War Room” had more falsehoods and unsubstantiated claims than other political talk shows.
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Hannity and Other Fox Employees Said They Doubted Trump’s Fraud Claims
The New York Times – Business:On Wednesday, lawyers for Dominion Voting Systems shared some of the strongest evidence yet that some Fox employees knew what they broadcast about the claims was false.
