Two Democratic Congressmen Arrested for Treason, Were on ISIS Payroll-Fiction!
A fake news websites is behind false reports that two Democratic congressmen were arrested for treason after the were found to be on ISiS’s payroll.
A fake news websites is behind false reports that two Democratic congressmen were arrested for treason after the were found to be on ISiS’s payroll.
Claims that President Trump addressed the nation after 339 people were severely wounded and 66 were killed are mostly fiction.
Special Forces Soldier John Martin Arrested After Clash with Protestors-Fiction! Summary of eRumor: Army Special Forces Master Sergeant John Martin was arrested in Berkley, California, after clashing with 100 anti-fascist protestors and sending 53 of them to the hospital with injuries. The Truth: A website that allows users to prank their friends with spoof articles is …
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A self-described fake news website is behind false reports that the feds arrested Jim Comey at 3 a.m.
A website that publishes “works of satirical fiction” is behind false reports that Nancy Pelosi’s daughters were arrested for smuggling cocaine.
Reports of an FBI investigation of Bernie Sanders and his wife, Jane, appear to be credible — but little is known about the investigation.
Johnny Depp wasn’t arrested for conspiracy to assassinate the president under the Patriot Act — but the actor did make controversial remarks.
The Supreme Court of Canada overturned an animal sex conviction because a poorly-written law; claims the country legalized animal sex are misleading.
A well-known fake news website is behind false reports that a cannibal babysitter ate a toddler after smoking crystal methamphetamine.
ICE agents took part in a DEA-led raid of convenience stores in the St. Louis area that resulted in 35 indictments on narcotics and other charges.