Indeed, belief in the truth may be partisan. A Pew Trust report shows that by 2023, the gap in media trust "had widened dramatically, with just 11% of Republicans trusting the media, compared with ...

But that's not the case for what we hear on cable news or read on social media (or political ads for that matter). And that was put into stark relief last week when Fox News' Tucker Carlson tried ...

Fake news and "The Death of Truth" 06:43 We live in an age of alternate facts. More and more Americans are getting their information almost entirely from outlets that echo their own political ...

Lies, misrepresentations, exaggeration and out-of-context distortions are pouring from politicians, parties, think tanks, academic groups, news and social media Americans approach political ...

Trump won the White House and narrowly took the popular vote despite his lies. Is truth dead, or will imitators pay a price if they attempt to emulate him? Trump lied incessantly and still won.

Yet, democracy thrives on truth, and while falsehoods may win battles, it’s honesty that ultimately sustains the trust and integrity needed for a functioning society.

It’s been three years since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine and while President Donald Trump’s spreading of disinformation aims to rewrite history, Ukrainians on the frontline of the ...

If truth is our goal, we must look past the people and look to the guiding principles of their worldview. A person’s worldview sets the context for their truthfulness or lack thereof.

The sky is not falling. The Earth is not flat. Fiction is not at all the same as facts no matter how loud you scream. It is time to rally against the popular wholesale rejection of truth.