Declassified footage spliced with cartoon and action movie clips seeks to glorify the United States’ military prowess.

The White House has found a new recruit to sell the US war on Iran to an increasingly sceptical American public: SpongeBob ...

Among the many artifacts are cartoons with patriotic slogans such as “Planes need gasoline. Share your car for your country.” Comic books feature Donald Duck buying war bonds and Mickey Mouse, Donald ...

The sooner David Ellison takes over that network, the better!” So said war-addicted Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth at a Pentagon press briefing last ...

Throwback messaging using toys and videogames—with a dash of AI—is lowering defenses and opening new avenues for the ...

Israel demonstrators to 'stop eating babies,' recalling the blood libel, and depict 'Zionists' as 'parasites,' echoing Nazi ...

The White House has found an unexpected way to talk about the war in Iran, and it looks a lot like the internet. In one video ...

Uncover 25 Completely False Facts Everyone Still Believes! From historical myths to science misconceptions, prepare to ...

IDW June 2026 Full solicits with Killer Influences, Turtles, Godzilla, Star Trek, Monster High, Event Horizon, Sonic The ...

Ossiana Tepfenhart says that many people feel confused watching the Baby Boomer generation change from the idealistic, ...

AI-generated videos and memes ridiculing US President Donald Trump over the war in Iran are going viral in China.

The war with Iran has triggered a surge of fabricated imagery online, with AI-generated videos and photos purporting to show ...