Melania Trump Hired an Exorcist to Rid the White House of Demons-Fiction!
A spokesperson for Melania Trump said that rumors the first lady brought an exorcist into the White House were “not true in any way.”
A spokesperson for Melania Trump said that rumors the first lady brought an exorcist into the White House were “not true in any way.”
False rumors about the Clinton house fire destroying hard drives, servers and other incriminating evidence came from a known peddler of fabricated news.
A website known for publishing fabricated reports is behind bogus claims that George Soros suffered a massive heart attack in Hungary on Christmas Eve.
False rumors that Julia Roberts said Michelle Obama is not fit to clean Melania Trump’s toilet started at a website known for publishing fabricated or misleading reports.
Claims that Dr. Dean Lorich, who exposed Clinton Foundation corruption, was found dead in December 2017 twist factual events into a a baseless conspiracy theory that’s not supported by facts.
False rumors that Queen Elizabeth removed the Obamas from the Royal Wedding guest list came from websites that fabricate news stories.
A fabricated news report is behind false accounts that a CIA agent confessed to murdering Bob Marley on his deathbed.
False claims that Canada euthanasia law allows parents to kill children went viral in November 2017.
Kimberley Suchomel survived the Las Vegas mass shooting and died a week later, but she wasn’t a witness who identified a second shooter.
Justin Bieber didn’t tell a Bible study class that the music industry is run by pedophiles, a website that fabricates reports is behind the rumor.