Brandy Zadrozny

The impact of RFK Jr.'s anti-vaxx rhetoric—past, present, and future.

Broadcasts can be more effective than guns. 

Prepare for the "gish gallop."

What this could mean for the 2024 election

Tiffany Dover was a nurse from Tennessee just going about her life, until rumors of her death started to circulate online.

How the GOP propelled coverage away from a draft opinion's contents. 

What TikTok panics reveal about our understanding of technology.

How the insurrection changed U.S. extremist groups.

Congress chases the white whale that is platform accountability.

Julie K. Brown on how she found the women Epstein abused, and why his life and death is rife with conspiracy.

Anti-trans rhetoric forms a unexpected alliance, and online disinformation once again spawns violence in the streets. 

Why stories of remorse may only appeal to the vaccinated.

New reporting on the FBI’s role in breaking up the plot to kidnap Michigan’s governor spotlights the earlier, more credulous coverage.

We're getting a better sense of how journalists are navigating the use of hacked or stolen data in their reporting. But what about data that’s been purchased?

What, if anything, has the press learned from the 2016 DNC hacks?

A peek into the world of conservative Catholic media and its tropes.

NBC News investigative reporter Brandy Zadrozny talks about the role of the far-right internet in planning this week's insurrection, where a pro-Trump mob breached the Capitol Building

Brooke and Bob reflect on lessons learned from covering the right's anti-majoritarianism drift.