The fundraising bid hit supporters' inboxes on March 12, offering "unfiltered updates on the threats facing America." ...

It is unclear precisely where the remnants were found, though the images emerged amid mounting evidence the U.S. was ...

As of this writing, the voting issues legislation does not include provisions on trans health care and athletes, despite Trump implying that it does.

Though Israel does censor press and punish some social media expression, there is no evidence of this specific law.

Online users alleged the Israeli government used artificial intelligence to hide the fact the prime minister died during an Iranian missile attack.

No reputable journalists have obtained and published Katie Johnson's real address or name, making this claim impossible to substantiate.

The unnamed Secret Service agent allegedly said Trump calls him by his "actual name" and knows details about his family.

Online users claimed the sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, who died in 2019, was referred to in the present tense in a 2023 email.

There was no evidence Netanyahu was killed by an Iranian missile strike. On March 12, the prime minister spoke at a news ...

This rumor started with content generated by artificial intelligence. Engel said the fake stories had "serious consequences" because the stories would sow doubt and confusion if something did actually ...

According to a rumor that spread in March 2026, Argentinian soccer star Lionel Messi, who plays for the team Inter Miami, had donated $1.5 million to Israel. For example, an X user claimed on March 12 ...

While the post originated from a spoof account that doesn't belong to the Russian president, many screenshots failed to label it as a parody.