Did a New Jersey Brother and Sister Win the Right to Marry Each Other?
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Did Trump Order Facebook and Twitter to Require Users to Like and Follow Him?
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Snopes Prevails in Anti-SLAPP Motion
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Was a Man Paralyzed After Eating 413 Chicken Nuggets?
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Did U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar Propose Nationwide Ban on ‘Unhealthy and Immoral’ Bacon?
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Did Kamala Harris Say ’After We Impeach, We Round Up the Trump Supporters’?
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April Fools’ 2019: Our Favorite Internet Pranks this Year
A collection of the best japes sprung on unsuspecting internet users as part of the annual April Fools' tradition.
April Fools’ Day 2019: You Really Think You Know the Truth?
Some days at Snopes.com, it's tough to tell fact from fiction.