Column: Trump’s first inaugural speech was ‘American carnage.’ He says this time will be different (The Los Angeles Times, January 19th, 2025)
New research shows suicide rates don’t increase during holiday season [Portuguese] (Strong the One [Brazil], January 16th, 2025)
Consume information as awareness, not as a decision-making tool: Dr Manan Vora (The Week, January 16th, 2025)
Supreme Court justices make life/death decisions, but could they carry your mail? (Cascadia Daily News (Wash.), January 15th, 2025)
Stuart Brotman: Teens need to know about suicide prevention (Charleston Gazette-Mail, January 15th, 2025)
A brief history of presidential inaugural speeches, from George Washington to today (The Conversation, January 14th, 2025)
No more fact-checking for Meta. How will this change media — and the pursuit of truth? (Associated Press, January 9th, 2025)
Mark Zuckerberg says ending fact-checks will curb censorship. Fact-checkers say he’s wrong. (CBS News, January 8th, 2025)
Fiscal-conservative group warns Congress against budget gimmicks (The Washington Times, January 8th, 2025)
Meta ends fact-checking. Here’s how to find the truth on social media. (The Washington Post, January 8th, 2025)
Philly-based FactCheck.org vows to continue mission as Facebook drops moderation partnership (Philly Voice, January 7th, 2025)
Meta says fact-checkers were the problem. Fact-checkers rule that false. (The New York Times, January 7th, 2025)
Rise of RSV infections is associated with a decrease of vaccine hesitancy (Pharmacy Times, January 7th, 2025)
Study: Media coverage of civilian casualties in allied countries boosts support for US involvement (MSN.com, January 6th, 2025)
Tired of arguing with misinformed people? Experts say there’s an easy way to change their minds. (Upworthy, January 4th, 2025)
Trial Lawyers Section Teachers’ Law Symposium aims to strengthen civics education in Florida (The Florida Bar, January 3rd, 2025)
Don’t waste time correcting misinformation. Instead, try the ‘bypassing technique’ (Big Think, January 3rd, 2025)
Courting disrepute: The Supreme Court thumbs its nose at Ethics 101 (Creators.com, December 31st, 2024)