A purported “New York Times” article from 1932 reports on a widespread belief that encouraging civic participation among Nazis would make them more moderate.
Social media accounts affiliated with the American military prominently displayed a photograph of Joachim Peiper before taking the posts down.
A known purveyor of phony news articles put out a story about a purported impeachment clause that was shared thousands of times.
In December 2019, social media rumors appeared with the claim that an antisemitic caricature of Bernie Sanders on a T-shirt was sold at the Democratic National Convention in 2016.
Two comedians took to Twitter to show off their “Moves Like Bloomberg.”
A meme claims “fresh snow absorbs sound,” which is true — with some minor caveats.
The former Arkansas governor tweeted about a third term for United States President Donald Trump ahead of a purported December 2019 appearance on “Hannity.”
Party members accused Andrew Scheer of using their money to pay for his kids to attend private school.
Costs for “Medicare for All” vary, but almost all estimates were lower than 2018 spending for health care in the United States at $3.6 trillion.
The British prime minister was called out for allegedly ducking the hosts of “Good Morning Britain” on the eve of a national election.
