‘Tax Refund Shock’
Each holiday season is followed by “tax refund season” in the United States, but a popular Imgur post hinted that 2023’s might involve smaller refunds.
Each holiday season is followed by “tax refund season” in the United States, but a popular Imgur post hinted that 2023’s might involve smaller refunds.
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Heavy mid-November 2022 snowfall blanketed Buffalo, but one viral Facebook post showed a weather event from 2014, not 2022.
The Twitter owner’s complaint was held up as a mirror to what the former president might say.
A doctored image of Claussen “pickle candy corn” repeatedly spread on social media, but there’s no evidence it ever existed.
The death of Florida lawyer Ron Smith in a motorcycle accident made international headlines due to his vocal opposition to helmet laws.
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In October 2022, several social media posts addressed the cancellation of snow crab season in Alaska — due to unprecedented conditions.
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