Fact Checks Archive

Are Goat and Sheep Feces Drinks Being Sold in China? The idiom "pooh-pooh" is used to dismiss arguments, opinions, or rumors that are not worthy...

False

ecneics. science spelled backwards, pagan word

Is ‘Ecneics’ (‘Science’ Spelled Backwards) a Pagan Word? On, siht si eslaf.

False

Did Abortion Rights Protesters Take Abortion Pills Outside Supreme Court Building? Visual evidence surfaced supposedly showing four protesters outside the federal courthouse taking pills to end...

Unproven

jeffrey epstein, ghislaine maxwell, pope

Does Pic Show Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell with the Pope? The photo in question was reportedly taken circa 2003.

True

Did Biden Say ‘Sincerely’ That Fauci Is President? Critics of President Biden seized upon some stray remarks at a news conference in December...

Mostly False

Do Vaccinated People ‘Shed’ COVID-19 Vaccine Particles? Some have argued that vaccinated individuals can transmit viral components to non-vaccinated people.

False

Did Dr Pepper Publicly Denounce Vaccine Mandates? Contrary to popular belief, people shouldn't take health advice from a soda can.

False

Does Photo Show Biden with Jeffrey Epstein? Epstein has been pictured with a number of high-profile politicians, but Joe Biden?

False

This picture was captioned as cars that never left the Giants Stadium commuter lot after 9/11.

Does Photo Show 9/11 Victims’ Cars in NY Giants Commuter Lot? The picture previously appeared on Reddit and TikTok.

True

Donetsk Sergei Prokofiev International Airport was not completely abandoned in the ocean as hinted at by an online advertisement.

Is Ukraine’s Donetsk Airport ‘Abandoned in the Ocean’? The country's Sergei Prokofiev International Airport was destroyed during a violent conflict in 2014.

Miscaptioned

Did Morgan Vague Lose to Greta Thunberg For ‘Person of the Year’? Can you lose something you were never nominated for?

Mostly False

No, the Owner of WTC Building 7 Didn’t ‘Admit’ It Was Demolished After 9/11 More than two decades later, conspiracy theories about the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attack persist.

False