A senior Chinese official described the mass internment of ethnic minority Muslims in the country’s far west as a system of training centers that saves Muslims from religious extremism by teaching them to speak Mandarin and accept modern science.
A truly horrifying scene, but fortunately one that was staged for cameras and not captured in real life.
Authorities in the UK say that anonymous mailings of fliers advocating violence against Muslims on 3 April 2018 have triggered a counter-terrorism investigation.
The city of Melbourne tweeted that they do not endorse the sign, noting in a droll aside that they have no beaches in their municipality.
Years-old CCTV footage that captured a stabbing in London was used to make discriminatory claims about Muslims.
Reporter Wouter Zwart confronted Pete Hoekstra with footage of him promoting the "no-go zone" conspiracy theory.
A video showing a religious procession in Bradford, England, was misrepresented as a protest by those with an anti-Muslim agenda.
The suspects reportedly stormed a United Nations safe house to attack 31 Rohingya Muslims who had been sheltered there since April.
A claim that Muslim-Americans make up 1% of the U.S. population is accurate, but statistic dealing with mass shootings and medical training are problematic to verify.
Reports that the Muslim mayor of a Michigan town banned Christmas festivities and decorations are fake news.
Houston's Muslim community opened many centers, sent volunteers to provide food and donations, and even rescued neighbors from high water after Harvey.
A hyperpartisan web site offered up a patchwork of half-truths and hyperbole to sow fear and hatred of refugees.
Hantavirus has been known to exist for decades.
If only people recognized "predictions" before the calamitous events they supposedly anticipate.
Please stop.
Accepting a Facebook friend request from a stranger will not provide hackers with access to your computer and online accounts.
No, but we don't doubt the effectiveness of such a strategy.