Little known facts from a local to you! It may come as a surprise to learn there are many hidden features of the Sonoran Desert. Many of these things are not spoken about on the internet. There is a lack of information on the web for some subjects. To solve this, I have taken it… Read more

By borrowing the 8 Trust Indicators, created by the Trust Project, I determine if two news sites are credible sources of information. First, Arizona Daily Independent News Network will be analyzed. Finally, reviewing Media Bias / Fact Check reveals the site shows mixed results when it comes to factual reporting with a high right bias.… Read more

The interview with Hunter Bassler from KPNX 12 News was interesting as it went in many different directions! I appreciate how it always came back around to answering all questions and it was easily relatable. It was so cool that they were able to host a panel at the Colorado River Water Users Association Conference!… Read more

X and Discord are two platforms who take a stand against users spreading misinformation on their sites and applications. X, formerly known as Twitter, allows users to post media within guidelines while Discord works as a messaging application that has similar rules of its own. X makes efforts to curb misinformation under their Crisis misinformation… Read more

“It doesn’t matter what color you wear,” I overheard at work earlier this year. Maybe you have had a similar thought regarding color or have heard someone subtly say something as fact that made you hesitate for a moment. This statement sounds final. But is it true? We often hear opinions stated as fact and… Read more