Is that Donald Trump ‘in the hood’? No. That’s an altered image.
Photo shows former President Donald Trump “in the hood.”
Lia Thomas was not stripped of her title. This claim comes from a satire site.
“NCAA strips Lia Thomas of National Championship After ‘Unfavorable’ Test Results.”
Pfizer’s $2.3 billion settlement was not related to COVID-19 vaccines
Video shows Pfizer agreed to pay $2.3 billion in a health care fraud settlement involving COVID-19 vaccines.
Wear your sunscreen. The sun does not prevent skin cancer.
“The sun prevents skin cancer.”
Photo does not show an asylum seeker from Honduras
Photo shows first person from a Honduras caravan to be granted asylum in the U.S.
Affinity for the devil? No. NASA’s “T-Minus” countdown is no nod to Satan.
NASA's T-minus launch countdown is a mocking reference to Satan.
Minnesota bill does not create a protected class for child sex offenders
A Minnesota lawmaker introduced a bill that would make it “illegal to discriminate against child rapists.”
No, Obama was not arrested for campaign finance violations
Former President Barack Obama was arrested after his campaign “took $30 million illegally from Commie China fugitive.”
Documents show Chick-fil-A did not backtrack on donation recipients
Chick-fil-A “donates another $1.8 million to anti-LGBTQ groups,” backtracking on its promise not to.
‘Chemtrails’ are not causing diseases. They’re not real.
Chemtrails are being put into the atmosphere and are trickling down into soil and water, becoming “the real cause of disease.”
No, brain aneurysms are not a ‘common’ side effect of COVID-19 mRNA vaccines
Brain aneurysms are a “serious and common COVID-19 mRNA vaccine injury in young people.”
No, George Soros is not banned in six countries
George Soros is banned in Russia, Pakistan, Turkey, Hungary, Poland and the Philippines.