Did a ‘Convicted Terrorist’ Sit on the Board of a BLM Funding Body?
The past crimes of Susan Rosenberg reemerged in the summer of 2020, amid a new wave of protests over racial injustice and police brutality.
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The shakeup injected familiar turmoil to Trump's 2020 campaign, which had so far largely avoided the regular staff churn that dominated the president's 2016 campaign and his White House.
The fake tweets tweets offered to send $2,000 for every $1,000 sent to an anonymous Bitcoin address.
A crisis communication plan needed its own crisis communication plan.
In political punditry, why go with a straightforward explanation when a nonsensical one will do?
In what was framed as an effort to streamline the reporting process, the federal government ordered hospitals to send patient information to a centralized database operated by HHS.
The President's eldest daughter and adviser lobbed a bomb in the Twitter war of words over Goya.
A widely circulated video shows what appears to be two lines of ants and termites facing off in defensive postures.
Controversy surrounded an incident at a burger restaurant in Daphne, Alabama, in July 2020.
Carlson, who said the online commentary by Blake Neff had no connection to his show, said he would be taking the rest of the week off to go trout fishing.
Mary Trump said her book "is the story of the most visible and powerful family in the world, and I am the only Trump who is willing to tell it."
Detectives said it was anatomically correct, with realistic features and was fully dressed.
The footage shows the officers' view of a death already widely seen on a bystander's cellphone video.
President Donald Trump’s lawyers said they’re considering challenging a subpoena for his tax records by criminal prosecutors on grounds that it’s a fishing expedition or a form of harassment or retaliation against him.
The prankster, known as Vovan, posted a recording of the 11-minute call on YouTube.
New technology tends to be scary for some, but new legislation about new technology? It's not for the faint of heart.
The former game show host had previously said that the CDC, doctors, Democrats, and the media were lying about COVID-19.
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt says he mostly feels fine, although he started feeling “a little achy” and sought a test.
It may come as a surprise to some, but more than one person has the name "George Floyd."
A production partnership sparked some unfounded claims about the former NFL player.
Experts caution that the incident is not cause for immediate concern.
The claim that Wayfair is trafficking children is based almost entirely on one person's confusion over an expensive cabinet.
According to the Anti-Defamation League, white nationalists started to appropriate the common "OK" hand gesture in 2017.
What's a conspiracy theory without miscaptioned illustrations?
In May 2019, social media posts targeted the would-be 2020 Democratic presidential nominee for his past political positions, as well as his decision to change his name.
Per the claim, which circulated widely among U.S. teachers and parents, that would mean 14,740 children and teens would die.
The claim that Wayfair is trafficking children is based almost entirely on one person's confusion over an expensive cabinet.
The COVID-19 pandemic was blamed for removing coins from circulation, as well as slowing production by the U.S. Mint.
A complete story is rarely told in a headline.
Widely shared posts from the summer of 2020, purportedly citing the CDC and U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration, offered numerous claims but little evidence.
In May 2019, social media posts targeted the would-be 2020 Democratic presidential nominee for his past political positions, as well as his decision to change his name.