Pope Benedict XVI wrote about Catholics supporting pro-choice candidates in 2004, but the church’s stance isn’t that Catholics cannot vote for Hillary Clinton because she’s pro-choice, as has been reported.
Reports that ISIS leaders urged American Muslims to vote for Hillary Clinton are false.
A report that the small town of Clinton, Indiana, plan to change its name to avoid references to Bill and Hillary Clinton is false.
Hillary Clinton didn’t reveal classified information about the four-minute nuclear window during the final presidential debate.
Hillary Clinton and George Soros have not rigged the election in 16 states using Smartmatic voting equipment tied to Soros, despite rumors to the contrary.
False reports that a postal worker has admitted to ripping up absentee ballots for Donald Trump have gone viral on social media.
Rumors that Denzel Washington has switched to Donald Trump and spoke out against President Obama are false.
Jessica Leeds, a woman who accused Donald Trump of sexually assaulting her in the 1980s, does not have the same phone number as the Clinton Foundation, despite reports.
President Obama supposedly showed off an erection to female reporters in a 2008 video, but we couldn’t verify those claims.
An open letter written by retired FBI agent Hugh Galyean to FBI Director James Comey takes issue with the FBI’s handling of Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server while she served as secretary of state.
