Jordan Liles, Author at Snopes.com

Don't worry. You haven't traveled back in time and you won't have to relive 2020 all over again.

Across two centuries, photographs of former actress and model Evelyn Nesbit have been used by the advertising industry to bring in revenue.

A viral tweet with a video read: "They’re telling us to social distance & wear mask! But as you can see... they’re not! It’s all lies to control us!"

You may have seen the ad that promised: "Old Camera Found In The Deep Ocean Reveals Horrifying Titanic Photos."

There's a reason why "no one realizes how dangerous this popular vacation spot in California actually is."

"Let's just wait for the 12th Amendment to take place! Trump wins!" a Trump supporter tweeted.

The "Jeopardy" game show host's death was used in what's referred to as advertising network "arbitrage."

We looked into how it could be that Walmart and a cash back company could afford to offer such a special deal for "free."

The year 2020 was challenging enough without junk news forcing us to travel backwards in time.

Fears of empty store shelves returned in mid-November 2020 as COVID-19 case numbers reached new heights.

The discovery was made during a state audit, which is different than a recount.

A ruling from a Sutter County judge said an executive order issued by California Gov. Gavin Newsom was "void" and "unconstitutional."