The White House quickly corrected a statement on its web site claiming that a document written by the Federal Trade Commission in 2014 had been co-authored by First Lady Melania Trump.
A meme suggesting that Melania Trump plagiarized her Women's History Month statement from Michelle Obama is based on paraphrased and inaccurate quotes.
Snippets of a commencement address delivered by Trump have been compared to snippets of a scene in the Reese Witherspoon film.
Claims about President Trump's lifting lines from various films for his inaugural address are unfounded.
A Facebook image falsely suggested that Melania Trump had copied her statement regarding her husband's offensive statements about women from Hillary Clinton.
Just when you thought all the charges of plagiarism at the national political conventions couldn't get any sillier, they did.
The claim that Donald Trump plagiarized his RNC speech from Hitler's 1933 inaugural address originated with a satirical publication.
Another entry in dueling partisan contentions about who plagiarized whom first and worst holds that Barack Obama lifted a few lines from Deval Patrick in 2008.
After Melania Trump was accused of plagiarizing Michelle Obama's 2008 DNC speech, a claim circulated via social media that Obama's speech was plagiarized from author Stephen R. Covey.
A quote from Eric Trump defending the originality of Melania Trump's Republican National Convention speech is fake.
After Melania Trump was accused of plagiarizing Michelle Obama's 2008 DNC speech at the 2016 RNC, several sites claimed the FLOTUS herself has plagiarized Saul Alinsky.
Donald Trump's tweet congratulating his wife Melania on her speech at the Republican Convention wasn't stolen from Barack Obama.
"The giant woman fell asleep waiting for her beloved to return from battle, unaware that he had been killed."
Facebook hasn't limited your feed to only a certain number of people, and sharing a post saying otherwise won't make any difference.
The list of dozens of names posted to Facebook was offered up in connection with the Jeffrey Epstein sex-trafficking case.
Rumors about masks are getting more creative, but health experts still recommend wearing cloth face coverings to help slow the spread of COVID-19.
A routine review of content labeled satire.