Time Magazine's Charlotte Alter got a rare on-the-record interview with Fox News host Tucker Carlson and shares what she learned about why he is so appealing to the conservative base.
Iranian journalist and activist Masih Alinejad says that she is the person who is targeted by four Iranian nationals that have been charged in an alleged kidnapping plot. A spokesman for Iran's Foreign Minister called the allegation "baseless."
Charlotte Alter, who recently interviewed Tucker Carlson, says "Tuckerism" is "more of a posture or an attitude than a real ideology." It's "walking right up to a conspiracy theory, putting your toe in the water, then kind of jumping back when you're challenged and wrapping yourself in the mantle of free speech.
Barry Glassner says news headlines that over-emphasize rising Covid-19 case counts and "breakthrough infections," without putting the numbers into perspective, may discourage unvaccinated people from going ahead and getting vaccinated.
In his first TV interview since leaving Facebook, former vice president of partnerships strategy Brian Boland reacts to President Biden's statement that the platform is "killing people." He says he quit Facebook partly because the company wasn't doing enough to understand what it has built.
Former Facebook vice president Brian Boland who stepped down after 11 years with the company talks to CNN's Brian Stelter about the industry's transparency after the White House said tech companies' steps to fight Covid misinformation are not enough.
Residents and students attend a vigil at the gates of the Jamia Millia Islamia University in New Delhi to pay homage to Pulitzer Prize-winning Indian photographer Danish Siddiqui. The Reuters news agency photographer was killed covering fighting between Afghan security forces and the Taliban near a border crossing with Pakistan.
Climate disasters will get worse in the next three decades if we keep putting greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, and governments should make efforts to better cope with the situation, an expert warned on Saturday.
New York (AFP) – Inside an unassuming store in New York's Greenwich Village, around a dozen men unlock black briefcases, remove sports cards and begin to trade them — a growing hobby and industry that has boomed during the pandemic.
Two athletes have tested positive for the coronavirus in the Tokyo Olympic Village after a team colleague was also infected, raising fears of a cluster just days before the opening ceremony.
After President Biden said social media platforms like Facebook are "killing people" by spreading anti-vaccination falsehoods, CNN's Brian Stelter says the online ecosystem that gives rise to misinformation is bigger than just Facebook.
Sen. Rob Portman (R-OH), who is helping to negotiate a bipartisan infrastructure proposal, explains why they are no longer looking at toughening enforcement at the Internal Revenue Service as a way to off-set costs of the legislation.
