Local advocates report that scores of Haitians have fled the city in recent days

Elon Musk's AI chatbot, Grok, has seemingly turned on its creator after it answered its owner as the source of most misinformation on the platform.

A British newspaper has informed its audience that it will no longer have a presence on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) due to other content the platform has been used to promote.

Since taking over Twitter, now known as X, Elon Musk -- who may join Trump's cabinet -- has amplified rather than curbed misinformation.

Officials have condemned the spread of misinformation aimed at swaying voters in crucial battleground states.

One video claimed the FBI had issued a directive for voters to "vote remotely" due to a terror threat

Musk's contest, intended to support Trump, draws allegations of fraud as winners are reportedly chosen based on political effectiveness rather than randomly.

The move highlights tech companies' efforts to combat the widespread spread of misinformation, as experienced during the last presidential election. However, Meta did not disclose the specific date on which it will lift the restriction.

The study tested five major AI models, with Meta's Llama 3 performing the worst

In Dublin, hundreds of spectators lined the city streets Thursday night in anticipation of a Halloween parade that was soon discovered to be a hoax.

Recent research found Musk's X is ineffective at the time of combating misinformation related to the U.S. election, including claims spread by his account.

Ads that look as though they're from the Harris campaign, but completely misrepresent Vice President Kamala Harris' stances and policies, have begun circulating on social media after being published by a "dark money network" funded by Elon Musk.

According to Bloomberg, Musk posted more than 1,300 times about the topics in 2024, with more than 330 posts in the past 2 months alone

Musk's claims about election security have fueled public doubts, complicating officials' efforts to maintain trust as misinformation spreads rapidly online.

On Thursday, the Oregon Secretary of State Elections Division was forced to halt its phone lines after receiving numerous calls from enraged supporters of Donald Trump following the online spread of misinformation.

"It's really frustrating to even consider these issues, these are just nuisance" said Gabe Monzo of Arnold Palmer Regional Airport

Trump stood by his unfounded claim that Haitian immigrants are eating pets, piling on by adding, "eating other things too, that they're not supposed to be."

When a group of armed individuals confronted FEMA workers in Tennessee, a local volunteer diffused the tension, inspiring protesters to return with donations.

The emergency aid workers worked from "fixed locations" and paused "going out into the community" until the threat was addressed.

Elon Musk actively backs Trump's candidacy, leveraging X to spread misinformation and mobilize voters through his super PAC, America PAC.

While both presidential campaigns focus on winning the swing state, Arizona poll workers face threats linked to the 2020 election.

The former president has said that the White House is diverting disaster relief aid to unrelated migrant programs, a claim debunked by FEMA's head

"This comes from the same person that said vile statements about migrants poisoning the blood of our country", said press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre when asked about the statement

"It's really a shame that we're putting politics ahead of helping people, and that's what we're here to do," said FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell on ABC News

54% of respondents in the Axios survey agreed with the statement, "I've disengaged from politics because I can't tell what's true"

The comments arrive amid recent incidents in Springfield which has prompted Columbus to consider establishing a commission on immigration and refugee affairs

Roughly half of those polled by KFF were unaware that undocumented immigrants are ineligible for federally funded health insurance programs

The claims have spiked after the last presidential debate when Donald Trump called Kamala Harris and her father "Marxists"

Oliver mockingly referred to Trump's comments on the debate stage as an "exceptional moment in American oratory"

The report comes after the US government accused Russia's state news agency RT earlier this month of seeking to influence the presidential election in November and imposed sanctions on its top editors.