Does the Australian ‘Gympie-Gympie’ Drive People to Suicide?
Touching the plant’s hairs probably won’t kill you — but it could potentially cause months of excruciating pain.
Touching the plant’s hairs probably won’t kill you — but it could potentially cause months of excruciating pain.
If anything is at an all-time high, it is baseless panic about school kidnappings and bus stops.
A viral tweet claims that Iceland’s biggest firms and companies honored the United States’ vice president with a rainbow display.
A bad faith argument about texting and driving deaths aimed at “‘ban gun’ teenagers” has been shared more than a million times on social media.
Both blogs and memes have helped spread a distorted picture of Japan’s education system.
The numbers in a meme contrasting deaths by drunk driving with death by rifles in 2017 is mathematically accurate — but it’s also whataboutism.
Historical memes making their way around social media about a relationship between two World War II soldiers are based on actual events.
The Canadian government refuted a story that originated with a one-source report out of Lebanon.
An authoritatively worded social media post about guns is a long-circulating mixture of decontextualized statistics and opinion.
In September 2019, a number of Facebook posts attributed a pro-Trump missive shared on the social network to actor Tim Allen — which happens to be a common name.