The NFL Invokes Pat Tillman’s Name at the Super Bowl — But Ignores How He Died
The former pro football player’s death was the subject of a disinformation campaign.
The former pro football player’s death was the subject of a disinformation campaign.
A website known for spreading disinformation is behind false reports that Rep. Ateesha Nubbins introduced a bill banning voters older than 60.
There’s no credible evidence that Sketchers lightable shoes — or any other brand of lightable shoes — are a fire hazard and can injure children.
Authorities say that there’s no indication that an abandoned homeless encampment found on a CEMEX property in Tucson was used for anything illegal, including child sex trafficking.
Pope Francis did not urge white women to “breed” with Muslim migrants to curb declining birthrates.
A meme falsely claiming that Nancy Pelosi said “Building a wall will violate the rights of millions of illegals” has been circulating since January 2018.
There are legitimate questions about how the American Red Cross uses donations, but claims that it keeps 92 cents of every donation are false.
Warnings that tilapia is unsafe to eat have been circulating for years, but they’re either completely false or mostly false.
Unproven claims that a Planned Parenthood group said there needs to be a Disney princes who’s had an abortion are based on a screengrab of a tweet.
Details about “freedom checks’ are scarce, but most claims are tied to well-known dividend reinvestment plans that aren’t viewed as a way to get rich quick.