Beto O'Rourke's presidential campaign said that it ejected a Breitbart News reporter from an event at a South Carolina college because it wanted to ensure that students felt "comfortable and safe."
Misinformation runs rampant during election time, either through deliberate campaigns or inadvertent error.
Right-wing web sites published misleading allegations of voter fraud in Ohio, based on very obviously flawed evidence.
An alarming video appears to be authentic, but critics say it is being used to cast Palestinians in a negative light.
A right-wing Facebook page published a meme that was heavy on Islam-blaming but light on evidence.
There is no evidence that the billionaire supporter of progressive causes ever uttered such a remark, or anything resembling it.
Breitbart News Network announced that the former White House chief strategist is stepping down as chairman of the conservative news site.
The comments came just ahead of the release of a new book that paints the Trump administration as both juvenile and chaotic.
Breitbart pushed an extremely flawed study as evidence of a widespread conspiracy to inflate sea level rise.
A series of articles fervently blamed immigrants and Muslims for devastating California fires -- falsely, misleadingly, and without evidence.
A story about gun crimes that uses statistics from the FBI's annual national crime report is flawed.
The two groups have taken separate court cases in the state, but there has been no collaboration whatsoever between them.
There are no real winners in this contest.
Conspiracy theorists outdid themselves in October 2019 in response to the Ukraine scandal that threatened Donald Trump's presidency with impeachment.
Real photographs do exist of Donald Trump with the men arrested on suspicion of scheming to funnel foreign money into his campaign.
Viral tweets and Facebook posts drew a direct link between buying chicken sandwiches and killing LGBT people.
A routine review of content labeled satire.