Coronavirus misinformation is threatening to become a pandemic of its own on WhatsApp

The Washington Post reports that WhatsApp users in parts of Africa, Asia, and Europe are getting flooded with conspiracy theories, false reports of the disease’s spread, and fake cures. Governments are not only trying to restrict the spread of COVID-19; they’re also battling misinformation: “In Singapore, where regulators just last week warned about ‘unsubstantiated information over WhatsApp,’ health officials…

It’s Super Tuesday: 14 states and a huge pile of delegates are up for grabs as Biden surges

The states voting: California, with 415 delegates Texas, with 228 North Carolina, with 110 Virginia, with 99 Massachusetts, with 91 Minnesota, with 75 Colorado, with 67 Tennessee, with 64 Alabama, with 52 Oklahoma, with 37 Arkansas, with 31 Utah, with 29 Maine, with 24 Vermont, with 16 Democrats abroad, with 13 American Samoa, with 6…

Nashville takes direct hit from tornadoes; at least nine confirmed dead as state prepares to vote

Tennessee state officials have announced that “all polling stations will remain open.” However, it’s unclear just how many of those polling stations were themselves either destroyed or made unsafe, or are inaccessible due to the storms. Also, more than 50,000 people in the city remained without power on Tuesday morning, suggesting that other polling stations…