13 June 2018 Some may choose not to eat at the chain for reasons of personal morals or tastes, but buying food there is not and will not be considered a criminal act.
30 April 2018 Reports that the nonprofit organization defended the comedian after his felony sexual assault conviction stemmed from a Christian-themed satire site.
25 April 2018 Rumors that Theresa May said that children in the UK are "owned by the state" originated with a satirical article.
21 January 2018 Reports that a televangelist disclaimed Donald Trump's alleged affair with a porn actress as "sharing the gospel" are fake news.
8 November 2017 A satirical web site spread the false claim that Congress passed a law banning the playing of Christmas music before Thanksgiving, even in private homes.
29 August 2017 A Christian satire site's claim about the popular televangelist using a luxury yacht to promote "Your Best Life Now" in Hurricane Harvey's aftermath was mistaken for real news.
31 July 2017 Elevation Church Pastor Steven Furtick took to Twitter to dispel a satire site's claim about him.
25 July 2017 A satirical article claimed that the controversial televangelist had a new pulpit made of money.
19 July 2017 A satirical article said that Christian singer-songwriter Chris Tomlin was legally blocked from writing certain types of songs.
7 June 2017 A satirical story led some to believe that a new California law requires Bibles to be registered as assault weapons.
9 December 2016 A story claiming that the Southern Baptist Convention purchased the fast food chain was posted by a satire site.
10 November 2016 A story that millennials were pacified by "participation trophies" originated from a "satire" site.
