A piece of disinformation suggesting that COVID-19 originally came from U.S. seafood imported into China has been promoted by several Chinese consulate officials, a Logically investigation has found.
By Jordan Wildon and Kristina Gildejeva
New research from Logically shows that German-language conspiracy groups on Telegram in the DACH region (Germany, Austria, and Switzerland) have raised at least €284,678 ($337,660) for conspiracy and far-right...
By Nick Backovic, Jordan Wildon and Joe Ondrak
Logically, as part of our mission to understand and counter harmful online misinformation, conducts continuous research into the networks, channels, and actors that play an outsized role in spreading...
By Devika Khandelwal, Nick Backovic and Edie Miller
A Logically investigation can reveal that Lizabeth Pearl Willner, also known as Liz Willner, of Oakland, California, is behind the website OpenVAERS.
A recently proposed draft bill that aims to control population growth in India’s most populous state, Uttar Pradesh (U.P.), has raised alarm – with critics claiming the bill not only discriminates against women, but also promotes stereotypes against...
By Jordan Wildon, Nick Backovic, and Ernie Piper
Chat records and other documents obtained by Logically show that a U.K. group of lockdown-skeptic political activists and health professionals have been coordinating efforts to lobby MPs and gain...
A Logically investigation can reveal that Jonathan Allen-Walker of Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire is behind the conspiracy news site, The Daily Expose.
A Logically investigation can reveal that a campaign to promote COVID vaccine hesitancy among schoolchildren and parents is being coordinated on Telegram, with ambitions to spread its message across the U.K. Future Z, an anti-COVID-vax campaign...
On May 20, the Indian central government urged states to declare mucormycosis – more commonly known as black fungus – an epidemic. Since then, 10 states have done so.