Did a Smart Car Owner Park His Auto Inside His Kitchen to Avoid Hurricane Damage?
Jessica Eldridge’s snapshot of her husband’s car was shared heavily — but with two different stories.
Jessica Eldridge’s snapshot of her husband’s car was shared heavily — but with two different stories.
“I cannot fathom what Facebook is thinking,” one expert said of the move.
A meme purporting to show California curriculae that compared and contrasted political views continued spreading on social media long after its already flimsy context fell away.
Tabloids raced to report that “snowflakes” at Oxford “banned” clapping, when in reality the guidelines were amended to encourage more use of sign language for inclusivity purposes.
A viral video purportedly shows a women’s football game in which members of an opposing team stop play to help a player fix her slipping hijab.
A Robin Hood-like story went viral after someone posted it for “social media fun.”
“So you won’t take down lies or you will take down lies?” the Democratic Congresswoman asked Mark Zuckerberg.
A screenshot of a Halloween post shared to Reddit’s r/okc is angering the internet — and it’s also a great big hoax.
A Rocky Point School District letter is circulating virally on social media, but it comes with some inherent misinformation, disinformation, and inaccurate inferences.
As some Republican lawmakers entered a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility with their mobile phones in hand, social media lit up with discussions about the significance of their appearance.