Claims About Brain-Boosting Inteligen Pill Supplement-Unproven!
Stephen Hawking and Anderson Cooper have supposedly endorsed the brain-boosting supplement Inteligen.
Stephen Hawking and Anderson Cooper have supposedly endorsed the brain-boosting supplement Inteligen.
Warnings about a “Dance of the Hillary” video containing a virus are unfounded.
Yavex USA didn’t hide weapons in a shipping containers full of furniture that were bound for terrorist cells abroad, as some have suggested.
A civil lawsuit alleges that Donald Trump raped a 13-year-old girl in 1994.
Flu shots have not been linked to Alzheimer’s disease, despite rumors to the contrary.
A 2003 remark by the Democratic lawmaker was further distorted as it was circulated online for years on end.
Creepy clown sightings across the country have set people on edge, but most of them are marketing stunts.
It’s been rumored that FBI Director James Comey didn’t prosecute Hillary Clintons because he received millions from the Clinton Foundation.
Hillary Clinton supposedly asked “Can’t we just drone this guy?” during a conversation about WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, but sources for that account can’t be confirmed.
Old rumors that Bill Clinton fathered a son named Danney Williams have re-emerged.