A House bill to charge veterans for GI Bill benefits was considered in April — but that proposal has been abandoned. And the proposal was not included in legislation that has since been enacted.
A prolific “satire” blog regurgitated its own joke about the New York senator.
False rumors that the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals legalized Sharia Law came from websites that describe their content as “fiction.”
When it comes to claims that GOP tax reforms cut Medicare, Medicare and Social Security, and add $2.4 trillion to the federal deficit, it depends who you ask.
False rumors that Queen Elizabeth removed the Obamas from the Royal Wedding guest list came from websites that fabricate news stories.
“A Gentle Reminder from Pope Francis” is an inspirational commentary making the rounds on social media that has been incorrectly attributed to the Pope.
False claims that the world’s first human meat restaurant opens in Tokyo resurfaced in November 2017 — but, like earlier versions, there’s no truth to them.
Fake news websites based in Panama are behind false reports that Robert Mueller and Nancy Pelosi had an affair that lasted for 13 years, forcing Mueller to resign.
A false rumor that Tyler Perry and Oprah Winfrey are giving away 4,000 Walmart gift cards came from a Facebook account that’s not affiliated with the celebrities.
A right-wing smear campaign targeted the newspaper and tried to derail its reporting on Moore.
