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As of late May 2019, a new Facebook feature allowing users to report technical problems by shaking their phones was being rolled out gradually to all mobile accounts.
A meme uses a series of miscaptioned and out-of-context images to make its supposed point about the effects of socialism.
How much shade can a tiara really provide?
A viral video took off on Facebook in June 2019, but its claims about food safety were far from unadulterated.
The retail chain is donating to a charity that works to prevent the bullying of LGBT children in school.
A number of right-leaning websites suggested that Obama "stole" the 2012 election by accepting illegal foreign campaign money.
A cluster of right-leaning websites jumped into action based on preliminary details about a May 2019 incident. But what actually happened?
The online world seems a bit confused about the existence of various types of dough.
There's a difference between voicing one's own opinion and describing the opinions of others.
Government-run facilities in New York City are definitely cutting back on processed meats.
Google traditionally avoids making Doodles involving ANY overtly religious holiday.
A Breitbart report re-emerged on social media in the aftermath of the April 2019 fire at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris.
An image of Raptors fans celebrating in Toronto is the latest crowd photograph to be miscaptioned for partisan purposes.
We'll say this much for certain ... something's fishy about this footage.
An image from a funeral service was re-purposed for a "satire" article.
An image of the all-male Freedom Caucus discussing the future of women's health care coverage sparked anger.
Social media posts have confused one woman who has accused Trump of sexual assault with another accuser.
