South Dakota’s $449,000 Anti-Meth Initiative Goes Viral — for the Wrong Reasons
The “We’re On It” campaign launched as part of an effort to stem the state’s addiction epidemic.
Allegations Swirl Around Pete Buttigieg’s ‘Douglass Plan’
Prominent Black South Carolinians objected to being implicated as supporters of the Democratic candidate.
‘Students Today Depend on Paper Too Much, Don’t Know How to Write on a Slate’ 1815 Quote
A purported lament from a “principal’s publication” in 1815 addressed students’ over-reliance on paper and their inability to manage writing on slates without getting chalk dust everywhere.
‘The Little White Envelope for the Man Who Hated Christmas’ Posts
A viral post about a “little white envelope” and a “man who hated Christmas” was shared in 2018 and dated 2015, but it appears to actually be far older than that.
What Happened to ‘The Man in the High Castle’ Swastika Props?
Rumor has it that as the fourth and final season of the alternate-reality Amazon series aired, the production’s remaining swastikas and Nazi iconography met an unusual fate.
‘Hong Kong Protester Looks Like a Post Apocalyptic Survivor’
A circulating photograph purportedly shows a protester in Hong Kong with archery equipment and a gas mask.
Is Chrome’s Reopen Closed Tab Gone?
You don’t need to install anything to regain “reopen closed tab” access.
Goodstein’s ‘States of Matter’ Opening Quote
On November 15 2019, an Imgur user shared a screenshot of a tweet about the purported opening paragraph from a textbook by California Institute of Technology professor David Goodstein called States of Matter: The beginning to every …
Conspiracy Theorist Roger Stone Is Latest Trump Associate to be Convicted
Stone purportedly asked Infowars host Alex Jones for a presidential pardon before being found guilty of lying to Congress.
Does an Ohio Law Allow Students to Give Wrong Answers Because of Religious Belief?
Several outlets covered a purported Ohio law allowing students to be “wrong” on science tests due to religious belief.
