Ben Brock Johnson: A few weeks back, a long time after these efforts to ban misinformation from search which were put into action, I logged on to Facebook and looked for information about vaccines with some pretty generic search terms like "vaccines," "vaccine information," things like that. And it took me less than two minutes to find this page. So it maybe looks innocuous enough at first blush, right? It's supposedly just making sure people log adverse reactions to COVID vaccines. But this kind of group and site, again and again, is proving to be kind of a gateway for much more aggressive anti-vaccine information and misinformation campaigns, I should say. And top posts on this group are people from the group trying to game or avoid the Facebook algorithms, interestingly, by misspelling words and putting URLs, onto the site, onto the page, with spaces in between letters so that their "cause isn't silenced," as one user put it. This commenter says ... "I'm not taking this vax and I'm not letting my child have it." So once again, you sort of see this connection to the parenting aspect of anti-vaxx groups connected to the COVID vaccines.

Marketplace

Baker: Educators, School Staff Can Sign Up For COVID-19 Vaccines Starting March 11

Senate Democrats, White House Agree To Tighter Income Limits For Stimulus Checks

NPR

'Embarrassed' Cuomo Apologizes But Won't Resign Over Sexual Harassment Allegations

NPR

Worried About Coronavirus Variants? Here's What You Need To Know

NPR

Latest Mass. Map And Case Count: Breaking Down Coronavirus Here In Charts

How The White House Got 2 Pharma Rivals To Work Together On COVID-19 Vaccine

NPR

Some States Drop CDC Guidelines And Vaccinate People By Age Group

NPR

WBUR Town Hall: Ethics And The Vaccine

What To Know About Coronavirus Vaccine Distribution In Mass.

MIT Spinoff To Build Commercial Fusion Energy Campus In Devens

How Virtual 'Hell Nights' – And A Lot of Cans – Are Helping Massachusetts Breweries Survive This Brutal Winter

Young Adults Are Struggling With Mental Illness. A New Rhode Island Center Wants To Intervene Earlier

COMMENTARY: No President Should Be Able To Wage The Power Of A Forever War

In Exhibition 'Upended,' Artists Explore Life Turned Upside Down

COMMENTARY: How The Pandemic Has Made Staying Sober Even More Difficult

Anything For Selena | Episode 9: Selena and Us

Kelly Marie Tran On 'Raya And The Last Dragon,' 'Star Wars,' And Learning From Her Characters

Your COVID-19 Vaccine Questions, Answered

Sen. Kaine Says Congress Should Reassert War Powers

Listening To The Forest For Clues About Climate Change

In The Company Of Women: The Pandemic Void Only My Girlfriends Can Fill

Cognoscenti

50 Years Later, Why Marvin Gaye's Seminal Album 'What's Going On' Endures

Here & Now

6 Dr. Seuss Books With Racist Imagery Will No Longer Be Published

Here & Now

MIT Spinoff To Build Commercial Fusion Energy Campus In Devens

Earthwhile

Rethinking How We Approach Long-Term Care In The U.S.

On Point

'Blackbird' Sung In Mi'kmaq Seeks To Raise Awareness Of Indigenous Language

Here & Now

Scott DeLisi and Jane Lillian Vance: "The Ambassador's Dog"

Sound Bites: Nancy Lee Clark Concert Series

Anything For Selena Podcast Drop Afterparty

IINE's International Women's Day Celebration

Episode 1: Selena And Me

Episode 2: Selena And Abraham

Episode 3: Birth Of A Symbol

Episode 4: Big Butt Politics