Fact Checks
Rumors and questionable claims we have researched recently.
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A tweet claimed that the European Medicines Agency known as the EMA admitted that the COVID-19 jab can have an adverse effect on female fertility.
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An image from LifeNews on Facebook purported to show a picture of a fetus smiling in his mother's womb before birth and the same baby smiling after being born.
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Photos of a steep driveway have been going around on the internet for years for how close a sidewalk appeared to be to the top of the driveway.
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A gold truck with rainbow colors is parked on a dirt road.
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Faith Hill and Tim McGraw have nothing to do with any keto diet or belly melt weight loss gummies.
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Readers asked if a Zoom Video Communications class action settlement email was a scam or legit.
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A Facebook post shows a woman facepalming along with an attachment to a link that says, "Disney+ Unveils New German Original Series 'Pauline' about a Devilish Romance".
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Trisha Yearwood and Garth Brooks never endorsed keto weight loss gummies or any sort of belly melt gummies.
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An edited video showed US Senator Lindsey Graham saying that Russians dying was the best money we've ever spent.
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