Frank Schaeffer’s 2002 essay “John is My Heart,” also known as “My Heart is on the Line,” has been widely circulated since it was first published by the Washington Post in 2002.
A death hoax for Eddie Murphy went viral days after the actor’s brother, Charlie Murphy, died from leukemia.
A bogus offer for a $50 Lowe’s Home Improvement Mother’s Day coupon offer is actually a survey scam that aims to steal people’s personal information.
A 2011 prayer request for 41-year-old Greg Comers, who had been battling cancer for nearly seven years at the time, resurfaced in 2017.
A photo showing an extra from the set of “Madam Secretary” was misidentified as a servicemember named John Welch who was denied service at a pizzeria.
A fake news website is behind false reports reports that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was found dead in London.
GOP Rep. Jason Chaffetz of Utah surprise announcement that he wouldn’t see re-election sparked rumors that the Russians have blackmail material on him, but those rumors are unfounded.
Oprah Winfrey is not getting married, that rumor resurface in April 2017 with a clickbait article urging readers to try a skin cream.
Muslim students in Maryland, Michigan and Arizona are allowed to pray in public school — but the same is true for Christians and students practicing other religions
A green moon will not appear in the sky on 4/20 for the first time in 420 — a meme making the rounds on social media is a reference to cannabis culture.
