President Trump Ends Barack Obama’s ‘Vacation Scam’?
A fake news websites is behind false reports that President Trump has ended President Obama’s vacation scam and sent him a bill.
A fake news websites is behind false reports that President Trump has ended President Obama’s vacation scam and sent him a bill.
There’s no indication that warnings about ISIS using a WhatsApp group called “interschool” or “interschools” are legitimate.
An imposter Twitter account is behind false claims that U.S. Rep. Maxine Waters called for prayers for Muslims after London terror attacks.
False claims that Monica Lewinsky has been found dead, and that Monica Lewinsky son has been found dead, started at the same fake news website.
The meaning of President Trump’s “covfefe” tweet is unknown, but the most obvious explanation that it was a simple typo that went uncorrected.
A June 2017 trolling attempt was part of a pattern of attacking non-white lawmakers’ intellectual capabilities.
False claims about Congress passing the American with No Abilities Act stem from a satirical report that appeared in The Onion in 1998.
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