A photograph described as cars lined up for the return of the remains of indigenous children circulated on social media.
A photograph of peanut butter sold in trays was labeled in a viral post as “Canadian peanut butter,” an inference likely drawn due to Canadian milk bags.
In response to Dean Cain lamenting a “woke” Captain America, a purported panel from three decades ago surfaced.
A reporter and columnist’s findings raised flags over the platform’s plans for CrowdTangle.
Against the backdrop of relentless “nobody wants to work anymore” signs at restaurants, a viral tweet asserted that cooks were the largest occupational group of pandemic deaths.
Creepy vintage images often develop apocryphal backstories, and this one is no different.
MyPillow chief executive officer Mike Lindell’s prognostications about August 13 2021 purportedly land on “National Kool-Aid Day.”
TikTok footage purportedly showing then-candidate Donald Trump “roasting” Hillary Clinton in 2015 is missing context.
Cynical lies are undermining efforts to reach a population that has already been primed to refuse the COVID-19 vaccine.
A white woman named Abigail Elphick was filmed feigning a panic attack after allegedly attempting to physically attack a fellow Victoria’s Secret shopper.
