No person has ever correctly predicted all 63 NCAA men’s basketball tournament games in a documented bracket.
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Social media users falsely claimed a viral video of a massive blackbird flock roosting in a city was a sign of an impending “environmental...
One historical account of the speech falsely portrayed Truth’s speaking style as similar to a Southern slave dialect. Truth’s first language was actually Dutch.
Zach asked VERIFY what’s more environmentally friendly — single-use coffee pods or more traditional brewing methods. The answer depends on these factors.
There’s a reason why some people get Samoas and others get Caramel deLites.
Three Black men played in the majors prior to the institution of the league's color barrier in 1887, which Robinson broke in 1947.
The available evidence suggests there are few if any long-term side effects to worry about, according to the Cleveland Clinic.
The song was released on Wonder's 1980 album "Hotter than July." He regularly sang it in rallies for the national holiday.
The belief that humans use only 10% of their brains is one of the most widely spread brain myths. Existing evidence shows people use...
The famous scene from “A Christmas Story” in which a character got his tongue stuck to a metal pole can really happen. Your skin...
When temperatures drop, the water in your pipes can freeze and lead to a burst pipe. But you may be able to prevent that...
Eating right before swimming is “not a contributing risk to drowning” and “can be dismissed as a myth,” the American Red Cross says.
No, putting raw onions in your room or on your feet won’t cure your cold
Onions can’t absorb germs from the air or from skin. Even if they could, they wouldn’t kill pathogens or “detox” your body.
Although they do have nutrients that promote eye health, the claim that carrots can actually improve your vision stems from British WWII propaganda.
Your body can’t digest gum, but that doesn’t mean it will remain in your body for seven years. It passes through your stool as...
If you were ever made to eat the skin of a potato or apple because that’s where ‘all the nutrients are,’ you were misled.
A VERIFY viewer asked if dropping a roll of Mentos into any soda can cause an explosion like when the candy is mixed with...
You didn’t watch a video of the world’s biggest tree frog on social media. It’s another example of misinformation thanks to video editing.
Missing man last seen driving in Dallas, police say