East Liverpool, Ohio, police posted a photograph of two adults who were passed out in their car, reportedly from overdosing on heroin, with a child in the back seat.
Cautionary drug tale posits that dealers use hollowed-out bodies of dead children to smuggle cocaine into the U.S.
Rumor: Excessive LSD use left a young man in a psychiatric hospital, believing himself to be a glass of orange juice.
Is someone who has taken LSD more than seven times automatically deemed legally insane?
Drug dealers hand out LSD-laced tattoos of cartoon characters to schoolchildren?
Stoned babysitter cooks an infant in the oven?
Gnome captured in the woods by drug-tripping teens turns out to be lost child?
College students tripping on LSD stared at the sun until they went blind?
Did a policeman unwittingly take a swig of liquid LSD?
Man high on drugs slices off pieces of his face and feeds them to his dogs?
Did Art Linkletter's daughter, Diane, jump out a window while high on LSD?
It appears a valid report about drugs confiscated by the police fell into the hands of someone with an active imagination.
After receiving financial support from a wide range of celebrities, a bullied boy with dwarfism was accused of lying about his age.
A popular meme appears to have conflated two different tax proposals from the 2020 Democratic presidential candidate.
If a prediction is only noticed after an incident occurs, is it really a prediction?
Fraudsters continue to capitalize on the sudden death of Kobe Bryant by publishing misinformation about his family.
Left-leaning critics of U.S. President Donald Trump rejected his claims to overseeing unprecedented economic growth in early 2020. Who was right?