It remains unclear whether Texas Right to Life will continue to solicit anonymous whistleblower tips in another way

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Gateway Pundit, Drudge Report and other conservative hubs reported a joke by a well-known Twitter troll as "fact"

A new test to prevent hacking could replace CAPTCHAs

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Theorists think they've found “absolute proof” that Newtown was a hoax. Have they no shame?

The far-right earns an "A" in creativity but receives an "F" for fake allegation

The pro-Israel U.S.-based organization makes a weak intervention into the Gaza cyber-conflict

Republicans support gutting net neutrality on the grounds that it creates too much government regulation