Track Palin reported to the halfway house in December to serve a year for a 2017 attack on his father. But he was released after a judge granted a motion for credit for time spent on electronic monitoring.
An entertainment web site published a fictitious article containing a fake quote ostensibly uttered by Sarah Palin.
Proposed changes to health care laws revived an old meme attributing a phony quote about Lyme disease to Sarah Palin.
Reports that the former Alaska governor was critically injured in an automobile accident are fake news.
Reports that the former Alaska governor stated in an interview that Jesus Christ celebrated Easter during His time on Earth are fake news.
A quote about 'Mexican Muslims' attributed to former Alaska governor Sarah Palin was fabricated by a satirical site.
Gravity Payments CEO Dan Price rented out his house after raising the minimum wage at his company to $70,000, but not because he couldn't otherwise make ends meet.
A report that President-elect Trump appointed the former governor of Alaska as a Science and Technology Advisor is a fake news tidbit.
A story that the former Alaska governor called for the boycott after discovering that the mall had hired its first black Santa Claus is a hoax.
A statement from Sarah Palin about the lewd comments made by Donald Trump in 2005 is just a spoof.
A quote purportedly from Sarah Palin saying that slavery wasn't the fault of the United States is fake.
A story that the former Alaska governor wants "Arabic numbers" out of schools originated from a fake news web site.
In 2012, President Obama was overheard over a hot microphone telling President Dmitri Medvedev of Russia he would have "more flexibility" to negotiate with Putin after the election.
The "Gyro Drop" is a real amusement park ride, but a popular video of it relies on some imagination.
A niche genre of 'satire' sexualizes animated characters.
As of late May 2019, a new Facebook feature allowing users to report technical problems by shaking their phones was being rolled out gradually to all mobile accounts.
In the early 1900s, Allan Warner documented several cases of smallpox and the effects of vaccinations.
