Even after Assange walks free after pleading guilty, issues such as the relationship between the US Espionage Act and the First Amendment, and the potential for prosecuting journalists under espionage charges, remain unresolved.

Political parties have been using AI to target their opponents for months, and appear to have free rein on Facebook and Instagram

In our project #FactsNeeti, BOOM asked Lok Sabha candidates from four states about misinformation.

As celebrities echo support for Palestine, several Israeli and Indian right-wing accounts on X have begun sharing another image, which reads, Where were your eyes on October 7?.

The rap video was posted by Delhi-based Aryan Neekhra, who manages multiple accounts that share dark humour memes and reels featuring his provocative public pranks.

In a conversation with BOOM, Shyam Rangeela emphasised that his foray into politics is not merely symbolic but also a serious endeavour.

BOOM ran the audio through two different AI detection tools, and found it to be an AI-generated voice clone.

YouTuber Manish Kashyap spent nine months in jail for circulating 'fake videos' of Bihari migrants being attacked in Tamil Nadu.

Experts said though politicians have been known to toe the line, some more than others, have been known to cross the laxman rekha.

On the pretext of promoting culture, these Instagram influencers can be credited with creating a narrative for the incumbent party.