A parody account in Strzok's name issued the combative tweet in the wake of the FBI agent's firing for sending text messages critical of President Trump.
In response to a hashtag asking Twitter users to describe the United States in three words, a parody account for the Secretary of Education described it in five.
A parody account posing as Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands tweeted that the International Court of Justice was waiting for the United States president.
A Twitter account posing as JD Wetherspoon falsely claimed the chain banned the flowers due to "multiculturalism".
Politicians and news outlets mistook a parody account's remarks for legitimate statements made by ousted White House national security adviser Michael Flynn.
The automated political advocacy service Resistbot ran another campaign following the death of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg in September 2020.
A list purportedly offers controversial and embarrassing statements about rape made by Republican politicians.
The Democratic vice-presidential candidate's pro-abortion-rights record has come under scrutiny from conservatives.
"Was he joking?" has become a frequent question for reporters, and voters, since Trump began his political career in 2015.
A 1974 report co-authored by Ruth Bader Ginsburg about sex bias in U.S. law has been grossly misinterpreted.