Welsh Road Sign Error
In late May and early June 2022, social media posts about a sign in Welsh with an amusing translation circulated across platforms.
In late May and early June 2022, social media posts about a sign in Welsh with an amusing translation circulated across platforms.
A graphic, viral Facebook post falsely attributed to a “Uvalde mom” is circulating.
A popular Facebook image purportedly was a photo of Saturn, “as captured from a backyard telescope.”
After days of social media outrage following the officer-involved shooting of Leonna Hale, a purported bodycam still raised further questions.
A viral tweet suggested that median rent in the United States would soon reach $2000 per month in 2022, firmly outside the “3x rent” ratio rule of thumb when considering median salaries.
A popular Imgur post suggested that a federal free lunch program in American schools would be ending in June 2022.
In May 2022, a popular post on Reddit purportedly depicted a “monument in Tikrit, Iraq” that memoralized the shoes thrown at former U.S. leader George W. Bush.
After a May 2022 school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, a popular tweet claimed that guns had become the leading cause of death in children and teens in the United States as of 2020.
The day after a mass shooting in Uvalde, Texas, The Onion‘s cyclical mass shooting piece took over its front page — as a New York Times abstract followed suit in reality.
Labeling a claim as a “new” TikTok trend helps it go viral, as was the case with a claim involving IRS tax-exempt statuses for churches.