Stephen King ‘Coronavirus Is not Like ‘The Stand’ Response Tweet
A Twitter response to Stephen King’s claim that novel coronavirus strain COVID-19 was “not like ‘The Stand'” went viral, but it was clearly a troll comment.
A Twitter response to Stephen King’s claim that novel coronavirus strain COVID-19 was “not like ‘The Stand'” went viral, but it was clearly a troll comment.
A viral March 12 2020 tweet indicated that while South Korea tested 200,000 people for a novel coronavirus strain, the Centers for Disease Control had only tested 77 people — and 58 Utah Jazz players managed to receive tests as well.
The president was unaware that his remarks were captured before giving an address on COVID-19.
Frantic searches for coronavirus in toilet paper demonstrates that no meme humor is too blunt to trick at least some people.
The person posted a thread that contained second-hand but alarming claims that emergency rooms were running “at 200% capacity.”
A purported account out of Bergamo, Italy of a COVID-19 outbreak spread on multiple platforms, creating an impression of multiple pleas.
A popular claim on International Women’s Day in March is that it generates more searches for International Men’s Day than in November.
The spread of COVID-19 prompted some to reflect on an extraordinary online outbreak from a decade and a half before.
A viral tweet reported that potentially hundreds of people were exposed to COVID-19 during church services in March 2020.
A viral tweet claims that quarantined children from Wuhan, China gave an app assigning them homework so many bad reviews that the app store removed it.