A viral tweet claimed that Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Georgia) distilled white supremacist domestic terrorism into a voting issue.
Clips of the “John Wick” star’s early days as a teen correspondent have recirculated online for years.
Fears of a wheat shortage swept social media in May 2022, alongside claims only ten weeks of wheat were held in reserves globally.
The character’s new appearance in “Love and Thunder” is not a new idea within Marvel canon.
A dangerous subthread of baby shortage formula discourse held that commercial infant formula wasn’t used in the 1950s and 60s, and that babies “were fine.”
Republican Greg Abbott retweeted Elon Musk and said that Musk “picked the right state to move to,” but deleted the tweet after seven minutes.
A May 2022 Imgur post suggested that football players from Denmark and the Netherlands both wore “Ukraine” jerseys.
On May 18 2022, a number of tweets claimed that “192 Republicans” voted against a measure to address a baby formula shortage.
A popular Imgur post suggested that Republican lawmakers (who complained of high gas prices through 2022) blocked a bill attempting to prevent gas gouging by oil companies.
A screenshot spread of a purported tweet from the right-wing pundit featuring a Fox News article about ivermectin and incontinence.
