’10 Weeks of Wheat’ in Global Reserves? Fears of a wheat shortage swept social media in May 2022, alongside claims only ten weeks of wheat were held in reserves globally.
Denmark Versus Netherlands Football Match, Both Teams Wear Ukraine Jerseys A May 2022 Imgur post suggested that football players from Denmark and the Netherlands both wore "Ukraine" jerseys.
‘192 Republicans Voted Against’ Baby Formula Shortage Funding? On May 18 2022, a number of tweets claimed that "192 Republicans" voted against a measure to address a baby formula shortage.
Wisconsin ‘Child Labor Laws’ Meme In May 2022, a meme about Wisconsin child labor laws and a "labor shortage" spread virally.
Russian Ambassador to Poland Covered in Red Paint? In May 2022, images appeared of Russia's ambassador to Poland after protesters doused him in red paint.
Was the Original Roe v. Wade Decision Leaked? Discussion about the May 2022 leak of a draft decision by the Supreme Court included a thread of discourse suggesting the original Roe v. Wade decision was leaked in 1972.
What Percent of Americans Believe Abortion Should Be Illegal? A Reddit user's r/dataIsbeautiful chart suggested that the vast majority of Americans believe access to abortion should remain legal.
‘Domestic Supply of Infants’ Readers spotted a purported reference to a "domestic supply of infants" by Justice Alito in the footnotes of the leaked Roe draft in May 2022.
‘Sorry I Stole Your Car … Drove to Vinnytsia’ Ukraine An uplifting post about a Ukrainian person who "stole" a car and contacted the owner after fleeing to Vinnytsia made the rounds in May 2022.
‘ … 4/25/1886: The New York Times Called the Eight-Hour Workday Movement “Un-American”‘ An Imgur user shared a screenshot of a tweet purportedly quoting content on labor disputes from an April 25 1886 New York Times article.