Little Caesars Warns Fake Coupon Could Download Virus
6 March 2019 - Little Caesars Pizza issued a social media statement warning customers of a fraudulent coupon that may download a virus onto their devices.
Viral Phenomena Archive
Dog-Loving Girl with Rare Brain Tumor Receives Tens of Thousands of Dog Pictures in Support
27 February 2019 - Seven year old Emma Mertens is fighting a rare brain tumor. Her love of dogs led family friends to mail her photos of their dogs to boost her spirits, and now the internet has taken up the cause.
How Much of a Threat Is the Purported ‘Momo Challenge’ Suicide Game?
26 February 2019 - Warnings have been spread worldwide about the 'game's alleged potential to harm young people who may be lured into playing it.
Did a Hospital Turn Down a Heart Transplant Patient for Lack of Funds?
28 November 2018 - A Grand Rapids woman posted the denial letter recommending she fundraise $10,000 on social media.
Egyptian Zoo Denies They Painted Stripes on a Donkey for Their “Zebra” Display
26 July 2018 - A photograph of an alleged zebra has gone viral, inviting global skepticism about the creature’s true origins.
Poster Featuring Kindergarten ‘Lockdown Song’ Circulates on Twitter, Facebook
7 June 2018 - A Massachusetts parent's photograph of a kindergarten "lockdown song" went viral on Twitter and Facebook.
That Time Fox News Retracted Their Story Linking Seth Rich’s Murder to Leaked E-mails
1 June 2018 - A year after retracting the conspiracy-tainted story and vowing to investigate the matter further, Fox News has not issued an update.
A1 Introduces Meat-Scented Steak Sauce Candles
31 May 2018 - A1 Steak Sauce candles are available for a limited time in three meat-scented varieties.
National Doughnut Day Freebies and Discounts
31 May 2018 - Chains and local businesses mark National Doughnut Day — 1 June — with free food and other promotions.
Why Does This Recording of ‘Laurel’ Sound Like ‘Yanny’ to Some People?
16 May 2018 - From a factual standpoint, the audio is a recording of the word "laurel," but that hasn’t stopped some from hearing it differently.
Oakland Woman Calls Police on Black People Grilling ‘Illegally’ in Public Park
16 May 2018 - Michelle Snider filmed a lengthy interaction with an unnamed woman who insisted police respond to a park because black residents were barbecuing.
Do ‘Spice Supreme’ Products Contain Dangerous, Cancer Causing Chemicals?
30 April 2018 - A California lawsuit alleges high levels of lead in spices manufactured by Spice Supreme’s parent company, but the data underlying that legal challenge is not public.
