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Our trust in journalism can take a real hit because of cynical views online, research suggests.

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A new way to get around one of the flaws of WiFi takes advantage of the "wireless noise" that fills our houses.

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A new tool called VisibleV8 can protect you against malware in JavaScript programs on your favorite sites.

Consumers' skepticism about "fake news" may help them sniff out suspicious online stories about brands, research finds.

Some conspiracy theories, such as Pizzagate and the anti-vaccine movement, have real-world consequences. The author of a new book explains their appeal.

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