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That remains unclear because of confusion and misinformation surrounding the rollout of a host of new fees or fee increases for a variety of immigration services.

Barnett -- in a view that mirrors the medical community at large -- sees the White House language as misinformation that only serves to drum up fear among parents and stigmatize people like himself.

On Blackstone’s conference call executives dismissed these worries as “misinformation,” noting, as others have, that the problems involved bank loans, not private-credit loans.

If the human colony is indeed collapsing, Mr. Lanthimos suggests, the unchecked transmission of viral misinformation might be a leading cause.

Beyond’s Brown told analysts in an August earnings call that the company wanted to counter misinformation around its products and reduce prices.