Emergency contraceptives were handed out to some concertgoers at Olivia Rodrigo’s world tour stop in St. Louis, not abortion pills like social posts falsely...
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The House bill that passed did not officially ban the popular Chinese-owned social media app nor was it focused solely on TikTok.
Medical tourists pay for their treatment like American patients. There's no exemption for Israelis, as viral posts claim.
A new iPhone feature can suggest journaling topics based on nearby people who are in your contact list. It does not share your name...
Scientists classify yawns as either spontaneous or contagious. The latter happens when people yawn after seeing someone else yawn.
A satirical post claims President Biden and the IRS are offering tax incentives to families willing to take in migrants in a new housing...
Posts falsely claim a 44-year-old immigrant was behind the Kansas City Super Bowl parade shooting and other crimes. There’s no evidence Sahil Omar exists.
A headline falsely claiming Microsoft planned to disable computers in an effort to “combat so-called ‘misinformation’” went viral on social media.
New York City is launching a pilot program that will give some migrants prepaid cards that can only be used to buy food and...
Viral videos falsely claim slapping a person’s elbow pit is an effective heart attack treatment. If you or someone you know is having a...
A viral video claims eating leftover rice can cause food poisoning. But we can VERIFY rice refrigerated within two hours of cooking is perfectly...
The video appeared online at least several months before Texas’ current border standoff with the Biden administration and was actually filmed in Chile.
VERIFIED tips on how to avoid falling victim to a celebrity AI scam.
A viral video purportedly showing the Eiffel Tower on fire and other similar videos showing the landmark in flames are fake.
If you get a suspicious message claiming to be from Facebook, avoid clicking on any links or opening any attachments and report it to...
A viral post incorrectly cites data to claim more migrants are entering the U.S. illegally each month than “children being born to American mothers.”
Scammers are using your friends’ Facebook accounts to spread malicious links disguised as Facebook posts or news articles about someone's death.
A viral social media post falsely claims Chick-fil-A charges customers more when they pay for food in the drive-thru rather than going inside.
Administrators of some Facebook business accounts have received warnings about their page being deleted because of trademark infringement. The messages are a scam.
Two airlines will give customers miles if their bags aren’t at baggage claim within 20 minutes of arriving at the gate.