What did Wikipedia do?

Stephen Harrison, a journalist with eight years covering Wikipedia, dives deep into the encyclopedia's tumultuous relationship with the Trump administration. He discusses how Wikipedia, once seen as the last bastion of shared reality, faces accusations of bias and scrutiny from the U.S. government. Harrison uncovers alarming threats linked to extremist groups and addresses controversies surrounding key political figures impacting the platform. With insights from his novel, he reflects on Wikipedia's evolving role in combating misinformation in today's chaotic information landscape.