War/Anti-War Archives

Have Two McDonald’s-Containing Countries Ever Been at War with Each Other?

6 December 2018 - Whether an economic theory involving McDonald's franchises and war literally holds true largely depends on one's definition of "war."

Did the French, But Not Trump, Attend WW1 Services at Arlington National Cemetery?

14 November 2018 - French officials participated in Veterans Day services at Arlington National Cemetery on the centennial of WW1’s conclusion.

Was Mike Pence at the White House During the U.S. Strike Against Syria?

15 April 2018 - After she was criticized online, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said a photograph which included the traveling Vice President was not misleading.

Did a British Pub Chain Ban ‘Offensive’ Remembrance Poppies?

26 October 2017 - A Twitter account posing as JD Wetherspoon falsely claimed the chain banned the flowers due to "multiculturalism".

Did the Hollywood Reporter Criticize Actors Who Opposed Nazi Germany in 1937?

1 October 2017 - The newspaper's managing editor chided stars who he said were courting "unpopularity" by speaking out against Hitler's regime.

Vietnam Memorial Vandalized with Graffiti

16 June 2016 - A replica Vietnam Wall in Los Angeles was defaced by vandals, but the larger monument in Washington, D.C., was not.

Did North Korea Display Fake Missiles During a Military Parade?

21 April 2017 - Although something may have appeared odd about weapons seen during a North Korean military parade, the claim that the country's missiles are fake is only speculation.

Gitmo Detainees and the LARK Program

15 February 2005 - A letter describing a LARK program under which Gitmo detainees will be housed with liberals who object to the current treatment of those prisoners is a piece of satire.