Terrorism

A fake news website is behind false claims that a CIA agent confessed that he took part in the demolition of World Trade Center 7, the third building destroyed on 9/11.

ANTIFA didn't sabotage emergency services by cutting fiber optic cables, those claims came from an imposter Twitter account that spreads misinformation.

There's no indication that warnings about ISIS using a WhatsApp group called "interschool" or "interschools" are legitimate.

An imposter Twitter account is behind false claims that U.S. Rep. Maxine Waters called for prayers for Muslims after London terror attacks.

False claims that Hillary Clinton met with the father of the Manchester bomber are based on a misidentified photo of Clinton.

There's no record of Ariana Grande saying "Islam is love" at a 2016 Hillary Clinton campaign rally, as has been reported on social mdia.

After a May 2017 terrorist attack targeted an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester, true and false rumors about her hating America began to circulate.

Reports that President Trump's executive order led to the arrest of an ISIS leader at JFK Airport are completely fictional.

Yavex USA didn't hide weapons in a shipping containers full of furniture that were bound for terrorist cells abroad, as some have suggested.

Accused Washington State mass shooter Arcan Cetin didn't illegally vote three times, he's a naturalized U.S. citizen and had legal rights to vote.