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How to spot AI-generated images and online content during the 2026 primary elections

Identifying falsified or digitally enhanced videos, photos and ads takes attention and awareness, but helpful tools are out there.

by Lucia Gardel, the Texas TribuneFebruary 19, 2026February 19, 2026

Identifying falsified or digitally enhanced videos, photos and ads takes attention and awareness, but helpful tools are out there.

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Disinformation threatens climate action, UN Warns

Top officials in Baku for COP29 say the spread of false climate narratives undercuts the annual climate talks.

by Bob Berwyn, Inside Climate News November 23, 2024February 21, 2025

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Electoral misinformation in Texas: What you should know to avoid it.

Disinformation spikes during major U.S. elections. Experts urge verifying sources, fact-checking and careful content sharing.

by Carolina Bazante, The Texas Tribune November 4, 2024November 6, 2024

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Border 911: The disinformation network profiting off the ‘invasion’ narrative

Dark money and charity organizations led by former intelligence officers and ex-feds have been spreading propaganda and laying the groundwork for presidential election challenges.

by Melissa Del Bosque, Maria Polletta, Francesca D' Annunzio, Monica Camacho and Jack Sapoch October 24, 2024April 8, 2025

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Debunked documentary 2000 Mules still weighs on political discourse across Texas

The film falsely claims that paid Democrat operatives known as ‘mules’ illegally deposited thousands of ballots with votes for Joe Biden into drop boxes across the country during the 2020 presidential election.

by Kiko Martinez July 15, 2022July 31, 2025

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Texas law prohibiting social media companies from banning users over their viewpoints reinstated by appeals court

The court did not evaluate the law on its constitutionality but will allow it to go back into effect while a legal case plays out. Texas lawmakers passed the law, saying social media platforms have an anti-conservative bias.

by Andrew Zhang, The Texas Tribune May 14, 2022August 17, 2023

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Texas Republicans are angry at big tech’s reaction to U.S. Capitol siege. But few mention the GOP’s role in sowing election misinformation.

by Duncan Agnew and Bryan Mena, The Texas Tribune January 22, 2021February 26, 2024

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How to spot AI-generated images and online content during the 2026 primary elections

Disinformation threatens climate action, UN Warns

Electoral misinformation in Texas: What you should know to avoid it.

Border 911: The disinformation network profiting off the ‘invasion’ narrative

Debunked documentary 2000 Mules still weighs on political discourse across Texas

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Texas Republicans are angry at big tech’s reaction to U.S. Capitol siege. But few mention the GOP’s role in sowing election misinformation.

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