Keith Brown, ASU professor, discusses the origins and impacts of conspiracy theories, especially during election periods, and the role of misinformation.

Project GO, funded by the Department of Defense, offers ROTC students scholarships for language and cultural training abroad. The annual leadership meeting highlighted the importance of cultural awareness for future military officers.

Arizona State University's program aims to emphasize lesser-known languages like Macedonian and Armenian, countering the national trend of focusing mainly on Spanish, French, and German.

Artists annually create a temporary city in Nevada's desert for Burning Man, studied by archaeologists. Additionally, a pelican-like pterosaur was discovered in Utah, offering insights into its origins and implications for paleontology.

A $100,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities to Brown University supports a project aiding veterans and civilians in exploring war through humanities. It includes reading programs and discussions, enhancing understanding across cultural divides.

Republican Senate candidates from uncontested primaries endorse a conspiracy theory claiming Donald Trump battles an elite cabal. This theory impacts voter perceptions and reflects broader political dynamics within the Republican Party.

96-year-old WWII veteran, Sgt. Gregory Melikian, joined a wreath-laying ceremony with President Trump to mark Victory in Europe Day despite COVID-19 risks. His participation underscored his commitment to commemorating the event, despite health risks noted by his family.

Gregory Melikian, a WWII veteran, joined President Trump at a wreath-laying for the 75th V-E Day anniversary. Known as 'the Peacemaker', he had plans for Moscow, thwarted by COVID-19. The ceremony highlighted American perseverance and victory.

President Biden emphasizes fighting transnational corruption as crucial for democracy at the Summit for Democracy. Despite tools like the Global Magnitsky Act, the U.S. hesitates to target corrupt allies, impacting stability and democratic integrity in countries like Iraq and Afghanistan.

The book explores socialist and post-socialist childhoods, blending personal memoirs with scholarly analysis. It challenges simplistic views through diverse, detailed accounts, contributing significantly to childhood studies and comparative education. The FreshEd Podcast

The article explores the impact of disinformation on Colombia's democracy, particularly during the 2016 peace agreement plebiscite and the 2018 presidential election. It highlights the use of social media and WhatsApp to spread false narratives, influencing public opinion and electoral outcomes. items.ssrc.org

The podcast 'Misinfo Weekly' discusses misinformation around the recent wildfires in California and Oregon, highlighting how rumors attribute these fires to both left and right-wing activists, influenced potentially by Russian disinformation tactics. ASU Library | Podcast