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  1. Who are the "Real" Americans?

    Heritage, Culture, and the Striving to Define An American Identity on the New Right

    On the 250th of the Declaration of Independence, the New Right is battling over what it means to be American

    American identity, Immigration, Politics

  2. A Continent at a Crossroads: NATO's Big Bet on Defense

    The post WWII peace dividend is over — and the bill for military deterrence is coming due likely at the cost of social programs.

    NATO, Defense, Europe

  3. The Republican Party After Trump. National Conservatism and The Rejection of Globalism

    National Conservatives seeks to promote national industry, isolationism, the family, and tradition.

    Politics, National conservatism

  4. Media Coverage of Kamala Harris and Donald Trump 2023-2024

    As the US Presidential Election enters its final week, I thought it interesting to understand how news coverage of the two major party candidates, Democratic nominee Kamala Devi Harris and Republican nominee Donald John Trump differed throughout this election season.

    Media, Elections, Data

  5. The Shrinking Swing State Map

    While the set of swings states has decreased in the last few decades, the set of swing states often changes in each election cycle.

    Elections, Data

  6. The Influx of Russian Misinfo on the r/Russia Subreddit

    On March 1, 2022, five days after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Reddit quarantined its subreddit r/Russia due to a high degree of Russian propaganda and outright false information.…

    Disinformation, Russia, Reddit

  7. Timeline of Events in the Build-up to the Russo-Ukrainian War

    On February 24, 2022, President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. In response to this "brutal assault”, the United States, the…

    Russia, Ukraine, World events

  8. Echo Chambers Embedded in the Structure of News Media Websites

    I have nearly always voraciously consumed the news; each day chowing down on newsletters and long-form articles and imbibing The Economist’s Daily Espresso briefing. However,…

    News media, Networks

  9. U.S. Summit for Democracy

    “In the race for the 21st century between democracies and autocracies, we need to prove that democracies can deliver." Since the announcement of President Joe Biden’s Summit of…

    Democracy, Data

  10. Oh Q, Where Art Thou?

    A look beyond QAnon's most visible figures at the web hosts, platforms, and news sites that sustain its online ecosystem.

    QAnon, Disinformation

  11. Oh Q, What Art Thou?

    While it is unclear why the QAnon conspiracy theory began, what is clear is the cult’s rapid growth throughout the world. From the United States, France, and Australia to Germany and…

    QAnon, Disinformation

  12. A first note from the margin

    Why The Margin of Error exists, and what belongs here.

    Notes

Fieldwork elsewhere

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07 external pieces

  1. New COVID-19 conspiracy theories gain traction as old ones re-emerge

    Hans Hanley · Atlantic Council Digital Forensic Research Lab

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  2. Iranian social media exploit US-based conspiracies regarding USS Liberty incident

    Hans Hanley and Alyssa Kann · Atlantic Council Digital Forensic Research Lab

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  3. Nigerian Twitter users flock to VPNs amid dubious legal threats

    Jean Le Roux and Hans Hanley · Disinfo Africa and Atlantic Council Digital Forensic Research Lab

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