With age comes social media mania. Older generations are driving political polarization and conspiracy theories on top ...

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A new study lays blame on Americans in this age group for fueling political polarization on social media. The study from the ...

When it comes to falling down a rabbit hole with conspiracy theories ― QAnon, the “Plandemic” conspiracy theory ― it’s young people, not older demographics, who are more prone to buy into such beliefs ...

From digital IDs to climate “carbon credits,” governments around the world are finding new ways to monitor and manipulate their citizens. Seventeen countries have already adopted digital ...

This research was funded by the Australian Research Council through the Australian Laureate Fellowship project Determining the Drivers and Dynamics of Partisanship and Polarisation in Online Public ...

A five-year study dispels the stereotype of conspiracy theorists as angry loners or keyboard warriors. Rather, social and emotional connections provided by conspiracy theorists are recruiting diverse ...

The following research is supported by the Marsden Fund, managed by the Royal Society Te Apārangi. This study was supported by the Marsden Fund, managed by the Royal Society Te Apārangi. Te Kunenga ki ...