Were Three Democratic Victories Overturned By Courts Due to Voter Fraud?
A “satirical” blog’s post from 2017 turned into a real-life Republican tactic three years later.
A “satirical” blog’s post from 2017 turned into a real-life Republican tactic three years later.
The Sacramento City Council approved a program that will pay gang members not to commit violent acts, but key details have been misrepresented.
False claims that President Nixon pardoned John McCain after he was convicted of treason are based on earlier, false rumors.
There’s not enough info to determine if a phantom item showing up on Walmart receipts as jajket 000000000001K bills customers for $10 for nothing.
A Verizon backpack giveaway being held in July 2017 generated a lot of questions among social media users interested in claiming their bag.
An admitted fake news website is behind false reports that steel barrel graves have been uncovered at the Clinton Estate.
The meaning of President Trump’s “covfefe” tweet is unknown, but the most obvious explanation that it was a simple typo that went uncorrected.
There’s no proof that President Trump is suffering from dementia or cognitive decline, and psychiatrists are barred from making such judgements from afar.
Warnings about exploding tennis balls are real, but they didn’t appear to be tied to a specific threat or trend when they resurfaced in May 2017.
A photo of a man who was severely beaten in Egypt in 2013 has been misidentified as an American Muslim man who was beaten for raping a 13-year-old.