News stories are circulating the Internet alleging that the Food and Drug Administration reversed course on a ruling that two generic forms of the prescription anti-depressant drug Wellbutrin were the same as the original.
This is a warning the Dallas Better Business Bureau that says scammers can attempt to get your personal and financial information as census workers. It offers guidelines and tips for those participating in the census.
A forwarded email about a CNN interview with Rick Warren, pastor of the Saddleback Church in Southern California. It says that Warren Disavowed support of Proposition 8.
This is an open letter by actor John Voight to President Obama criticizing the President on his stance on Israel and the Arizona’s illegal immigration law.
This is a warning that has appeared on social media like Facebook alleging that gangs are using a crying child with a note to lure victims to a gang rape.
A 2013 report on the threat of stochastic and organized terrorism from the American far right (“Challengers from the Sidelines: Understanding America’s Violent Far Right”) received a lot of criticism — at the time.
A forwarded email alleges that the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) issued a solicitation request for a number of .40 caliber submachine guns.
Skin Injuries from Flip Flops Purchased at Wal-Mart-Truth! Summary of eRumor: The eRumor is a combination of story, journal entries, and pictures from a woman who says she got chemical burns from wearing a pair of inexpensive flip-flop shoes or thongs purchased from Wal-Mart. The Truth: This is one of the more elaborate …
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A forwarded email that warns Veterans about answering questions about being stressed, threatened or wanting to harm someone when at the Veterans Hospital. The email says that answering yes to any of those questions would alert the Department of Homeland Security and they could lose their concealed weapons permits.
This is a forwarded commentary about President Obama allegedly attributed to newspaper columnist George Will.
