Did the Trump Campaign Use His COVID-19 Diagnosis in a Fundraising Message?
An image spreading online seized on the United States president’s announcement of a positive test result.
An image spreading online seized on the United States president’s announcement of a positive test result.
After late-night news broke about U.S. President Donald Trump and the First Lady testing positive, screenshots appeared showing a tweet that predicted it — and then some.
Unpacking a close-up image that circulated during the September 29 2020 U.S. presidential debate.
A cryptic two-word tweet from the former New York mayor resulted in an anachronistic term trending on social media.
During the September 29 2020 presidential debate, Donald Trump claimed the “Portland sheriff” endorsed him; the Multnomah County Sheriff disagreed.
Photographs of the Democratic Party presidential candidate’s wrist “wired” under his sleeve circulated during and after the presidential debate on September 29 2020.
A meme mockingly downplaying the COVID-19 death toll continues to find new life online.
A Facebook “news” partner helped spread a questionable claim to try to benefit United States President Donald Trump.
Myriad Facebook posts and tweets declared that Amy Coney Barrett had only been a judge for “2 years, 10 months, [and] 23 days.”
A viral Facebook post advised users to give pumpkins a “bleach bath,” providing a dangerously high bleach concentration and posing a risk to pets and wildlife.