Highlights
Want to reduce political polarization? Start by looking beyond politics
Study shows that increased voting by mail does not reduce the security of U.S. elections
A novel theory on how conspiracy theories take shape
Civic engagement does not improve well-being
Parties lead towards polarization and voters follow
Conspiracism demonstrates the importance of examining how evidence is used
Conspiracy mentality around the globe tends to be particularly pronounced on the political fringes
Mutual aid: Can community fridges bring anarchist politics to the mainstream?
Germany weighs ban on Telegram, tool of conspiracy theorists
Is AI ageist? Examining impact of technology on older users
Washington attorney general sues Google over location tracking
Google pushes new plan to overhaul web-tracking cookies
Climate change denial on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and TikTok is 'as bad as ever'
Google appeals 2.4-bn-euro Shopping fine at top EU court
French court says Twitter must reveal measures on online hate
