A bait-and-switch headline about a “first article of impeachment … against Joe Biden” rendered one way when shared on social platforms, and another for the few who clicked before sharing.
A judge in Ottawa issued a temporary ten-day injunction against honking, as social media posts using coded “honk honk” references proliferated.
Social media posts across platforms showed a tweet about a “fun little trick” in the February 6 2022 puzzle.
A quote meme about book burning attributed to U.S. President Dwight Eisenhower circulated amid discourse about banned books in early 2022.
Perhaps two million people gathered somewhere — but not in this picture.
A circulating meme claimed that a Michigan Republican running for governor of the state advised an audience to “unplug voting machines” if they were suspicious, and to go to polls armed.
Screenshots on Imgur showed what appeared to be a blog post indicating that a suicide hotline stored and “monetized” data of callers.
Not all screenshots of Ben Shapiro tweets are satirical, as was the case with a tweet in which Shapiro seemed to advocate for banning “crime.”
A screenshot of a quote about the separation of church and state attributed to Founding Father John Adams was shared to Imgur in February 2022.
A February 2022 Imgur post featured a long-circulating meme about “Jabbar Gibson,” a young Black man who stepped up to rescue victims of Hurricane Katrina amid a slow government response.
