Ask Nina: From Ukraine Myths to Cyberstalking

Answering reader questions about reaching loved ones lost to propaganda, and what to do when power itself becomes a weapon.

Feb 23 • Nina Jankowicz

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The Weaponization of Non‑Redaction

From the Epstein files to congressional “censorship” reports, MAGA is using "transparency" as a weapon—and calling it accountability.

Feb 17 • Nina Jankowicz

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The Government Is Supposed to Protect Us

Australian birds, American chaos, and the rules that keep democracies alive.

Feb 11 • Nina Jankowicz

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Dispatch from Down Under: Keeping Australians Safe Online

Inside Australia’s pioneering efforts to hold tech companies accountable—and the campaign of conspiracies that followed.

Feb 3 • Nina Jankowicz

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January 2026

They Killed Alex Pretti, But Not the Truth

How ordinary people and open-source sleuths are fighting authoritarianism with evidence

Jan 26 • Nina Jankowicz

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I Never Want to Write About Deepfake Sexual Abuse Again

Why nobody’s solved this horrifying problem—and how you can help

Jan 19 • Nina Jankowicz

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The Restorative Power of Protest

If the Internet’s got you down, get out in your community.

Jan 12 • Nina Jankowicz

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Bearing Witness Without Burning Out

In the wake of the U.S. strike on Venezuela, practical habits for consuming breaking news

Jan 5 • Nina Jankowicz

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December 2025

Wiczipedia is becoming The Wayfinder 🧭

Your guide to our toxic information landscape

Dec 29, 2025 • Nina Jankowicz

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Time for Musk to Pay the Piper

X is the first platform to be fined under Europe's Digital Services Act

Dec 5, 2025 • Nina Jankowicz

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October 2025

The Bangification of AI

Or why it’s so creepy to be a woman on the internet in 2025

Oct 27, 2025 • Nina Jankowicz

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The Grifter Complex

A new censorship documentary may have paid its on-camera experts

Oct 14, 2025 • Nina Jankowicz

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