When even spy agencies have to put loyalty to the leader above objectivity and truth, the whole nation loses, and becomes less safe, says @andreaskluth (via @opinion) https://t.co/JUP7fcy6iN ...

"AI needs to say the truth & know the truth, even if the truth is unpopular”Elon Muskhttps://t.co/op3xbqh0m7 ...

If I say the word forensics, what do you think of? I bet some of you right now are thinking of a white chalk outline of a body on the floor. Detectives and people in white lab suits. And all around there's a police tape which reads, "Crime scene. do not cross. At Forensic Architecture, we're detectives of a kind, but we don't work for the police or for governments.We investigate them. We're the kind of detectives that aren't usually allowed inside that crime scene. Instead, we're outside with the rest of so ...

This past fall, my team and I uncovered a graveyard full of ancient shipwrecks in western Monorca. But what really surprised us is that they were relatively undisturbed. Something almost unique in the Mediterranean and rare in the whole world.But for me, the biggest discovery was not a wreck or an artifact, but a series of lessons about truth that archaeology can teach us. One, truth is firsthand. Two, truth is slow.And three, the thing that we are looking for can often get in the way of truth. But before g ...

The Stories Crimes Tell: Listening Beyond the Evidence explores Jon’s experience as a detective who uncovered hidden narratives through the art of listening—not just to words, but to silence, body language, and emotion. Evidence can reveal the what, but only listening uncovers the why. A confession may confirm guilt, but the hesitation, the shift in tone, or the unspoken fear reveals the deeper truth. Through years of interviewing victims, witnesses, and suspects, Jon learned that his most powerful tools we ...

Overview of the Scandal - The report exposes a systematic trafficking of newborns in Georgia, particularly during the 1990s and early 2000s after the collapse of the Soviet Union [2][4] - Corrupt medical professionals stole newborn infants from hospitals and sold them through an illegal adoption system [2][3] - Families were given false stories about their babies' deaths, with nonexistent hospital graveyards mentioned [3] Investigation and Discoveries - An investigative project, "The Stolen Babies of Georgia," seeks justice for this hidden crime through photojournalism [4] - A Facebook group called "Vedzip" (meaning "I'm searching for now") with over 288,000 members has facilitated reunions through DNA tests, reuniting over 1,000 families [7][8] - Forged documents and fabricated birth parent information were used in the illegal adoptions [13][14] Impact and Personal Stories - Families mourned for decades, only to discover their children were stolen [5] - The story of twin sisters, Ano and Taco, separated at birth and reunited after 21 years through a TikTok video, highlights the impact of these crimes [9][10] - A mother, Ena, was told her twins died, but later discovered the suitcase supposedly containing their bodies was filled with wine branches [20] Call to Action and Justice - The report emphasizes the urgent need for official investigations and acknowledgement of these crimes [15][16] - The goal is to uncover the truth and provide answers to the families who have been denied them for decades, not vengeance [16] - The report highlights the resilience of those searching for the truth and calls for continued efforts to expose these stories and ask hard questions to facilitate healing [21]

RT ELON CLIPS (@ElonClipsX)Elon Musk: It's very important to have a competition for truth.“We're putting a lot of effort into Community Notes. That is, I think, quite a good way to assess the truth of things. It's the community itself, basically the people of Earth, who are competing to provide the most accurate information. It's a competition for truth.I think it's a very powerful concept to have a competition for truth. People say, what is truth. What may be true to some may not be viewed as true to other ...

Who gets to define you. No one but you. Your identity is lived, felt, evolving, and wholly yours.Whether you're still discovering or fully rooted in who you are, the LGBTQIA+ community welcomes you just as you are. Some find power in a label. Some find freedom without one.Both are valid and yours to choose. We don't define each other, but we show up. Sometimes loudly and visibly, sometimes with quiet curiosity, but always with intention and care.It's about pride. And even more, it's about truth, and how tru ...