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Snopes→ Did DMX Take COVID-19 Vaccine Days Before Heart Attack?
We wouldn't consider an unnamed source from a gossip site as a reliable source of information.
Snopes→ Are There 69,420 Days Until 4/20/69?
This meme hasn't been true since the 1800s.
Snopes→ Monkey Business: 2 Dozen Monkeys Escape German Zoo for a Day
About two dozen monkeys broke out of a southwestern German zoo and spent the day lolling in the sun near a forest before being recaptured.
Snopes→ Did Taco Bell Announce Plans To Hire 5K People in One Day?
News outlets reported on the ambitious target in April 2021.
Snopes→ Did Melania Trump Celebrate Her 56th Birthday in 2021?
A routine review of content labeled satire.
Snopes→ Christians Mark Good Friday Amid Lingering Virus Woes
Worshippers are marking a second annual Holy Week under various movement restrictions amid outbreaks fanned by more contagious strains.
Lead Stories→ Happy Fact Checking Day!
After we let our hair down a little yesterday for April Fools Day, today we are celebrating Fact Checking Day (like we do every year). Best wishes to all our fellow fact checkers around the world. We are also taking this opportunity to an
Full Fact - All content→ How AI helps us detect 100,000 potential claims a day
In 2019 Full Fact, Africa Check and Chequeado received a $2m grant from Google.org supporting work to build a new AI tool to fight bad information. We’re pleased to be able to share some of the results from this ongoing partnership. Our experienc
Snopes→ Did DJ Quik Post a Gun Violence April Fools’ Day Joke?
We may have a winner for this year's worst "prank."
Top Fact Checks→ Pictures of Rabindranath Tagore removed from Santiniketan Express as the train is renamed after Deen Dayal Upadhyay.
Eastern Railway denied allegations of renaming Howrah-Bolpur Santiniketan Express as Deen Dayal Upadhyay.
Snopes→ Is a Presidential Dog Trainer Job Available on Daybook?
Always read the fine print. Or, in this case, the big bold letters.
Snopes→ Did Duolingo Release Word-A-Day Toilet Paper?
"Language learning is hard... so we made it soft."
Lead Stories→ Today Only: Try Our Free Online Test to Check How Vulnerable You Are To Online Falsehoods
UPDATE: Yes, this was an April Fools Day joke... Check the publication date. The "test" is just some progress bars moving and a message being displayed at the end. Of course a random website doesn't get to access to your browser history
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: NO Evidence President Donald Trump Indicted Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett On His Last Day In Office
Did President Donald Trump indict Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett on his last day in office? No, that's not true. The claim was made without proof and the U.S. Constitution reserves indictment power to grand juries, not presidents
Snopes→ Did ‘Mario Execution Day’ Spell the End of Nintendo’s Mario?
Fans around the world mourned the "loss" of the charismatic Italian plumber.
Fact-Checking – Poynter→ Join us for two IFCN Talks on International Fact-Checking Day
In celebration of Friday’s International Fact-Checking Day, the International Fact-Checking Network is hosting two IFCN Talks panels covering the state of fact-checking and the ways fact-checkers can better engage with their audiences. IFCN Director
Snopes→ Suicide Bomb Hits Palm Sunday Mass in Indonesia, 20 Wounded
Two attackers blew themselves up outside a packed Roman Catholic cathedral during a Palm Sunday Mass on Indonesia’s Sulawesi island, wounding at least 20 people, police said.
Snopes→ Spurred by Lockdown, Spain Gives 4-Day Week a Try
Experimenting with cutting back one workday per week is about to go nationwide in Spain — the first country in Europe to do so.
Snopes→ Myanmar Forces Kill Dozens in Deadliest Day Since Coup
The killings quickly drew international condemnation, with multiple diplomatic missions to Myanmar releasing statements that mentioned the killing of civilians, including children.
Liste→ These photos show an Indonesian who died in 2017, not his 150th birthday party
A Facebook post purporting to show photos of a man celebrating his 150th birthday has been shared nearly 100 times in Uganda. The claim is false: the person seen in the images is an Indonesian man who died in 2017. At the time of his death, he was 146
Liste→ Old April Fool’s Day joke about TIME magazine naming Thai prime minister ‘best leader’ resurfaces in misleading Facebook posts
A claim that TIME magazine named Thai Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha the “best leader in the world” has been shared tens of thousands of times on Facebook. The posts add that Prayut narrowly beat Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for the to
Snopes→ Did Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith Say There Shouldn’t Be Voting on Sunday Because of the Sabbath?
Democrats criticized state legislatures for developing new laws that they said disenfranchised voters of color.
The Dispatch Fact Check→ Did President Biden Issue 56 Executive Orders in His First 40 Days?
A widely shared Facebook post claims that President Joe Biden issued 56 executive orders in 40 days. The full post reads: “56 Executive Orders in under 40 days.....That, my friends, is an actual Dictator.” a.image2.image-link.imag
Snopes→ Colorado Suspect Got Assault Weapon 6 Days Before Shooting
The suspect accused of opening fire inside a crowded Colorado supermarket was a 21-year-old man who purchased an assault weapon less than a week earlier.
Snopes→ Did NRA Celebrate the Overturning of Weapons Ban in Boulder Days Before Mass Shooting?
Less than two weeks before a gunman killed 10 people at a Boulder supermarket, a local judge weighed in on the city's gun-regulation measures.
Top Fact Checks→ The UK Government will fine people £5000 for holidaying abroad from 29 March 2021.
The new legislation will fine people for leaving the UK for leisure activities from 29 March onwards.
Snopes→ Gun in Colorado Grocery Store Shooting Bought 6 Days Earlier
The suspect in the Boulder supermarket shootings bought the assault rifle six days before the shooting where 10 people were killed, including a police officer, according to an arrest affidavit.
Snopes→ Did Atlanta Shooting Suspect Purchase Gun Same Day as Massacre?
A viral tweet claimed that the shooting suspect in the Atlanta spa killings purchased a gun on the same day eight people were killed.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: There Is NO Proof 2,000 People Died From The COVID-19 Vaccine And People Over 60 Do NOT Need To Have Someone With Them For 20 Days After The Shot For Health Precautions
Did 2,000 people die from the COVID-19 vaccine and do people over 60 need someone to stay with them for up to 20 days after getting the vaccine, as a health precaution? No, that is misleading. There is no proof that the deaths of people w
Snopes→ Did Police Say Atlanta Shooting Suspect Had a ‘Bad Day’?
The "bad day" remarks in question came from Capt. Jay Baker with the Cherokee Sheriff’s Office in Canton, Georgia.
TruthOrFiction→ Did the Cop Who Blamed a ‘Very Bad Day’ for Fatal Georgia Shootings Promote Racist Shirts?
The Georgia law enforcement spokesperson who drew criticism for apparently downplaying the motive behind a rash of fatal shooting attacks on March 17 2021 came under even more scrutiny online, after reports that he promoted shirts pushing a racist R
Snopes→ Are Lyft and Uber Offering Free Rides on St. Patrick’s Day?
Readers inquired about rumors that claimed Lyft and Uber would be offering free rides to impaired drivers on St. Patrick's Day in 2021.
Snopes→ St. Patrick’s Day in NYC to Be Largely Virtual For 2nd Year
Thanks to COVID-19 restrictions, celebrations will be muted in 2021.
Snopes→ Biden to Mark St. Patrick’s Day, Praise Good Friday Accord
A tradition that began in 1952 will continue uninterrupted, if modified by COVID-19 concerns.
Snopes→ Did the Mickelsen Safeguard Complex Close After One Day?
According to a rumor from a TikTok video, the military's Stanley R. Mickelsen Safeguard Complex had something to do with "the illuminati."
Snopes→ Is Stonehenge Reset for Daylight Saving Time?
It's time to set your clocks — and move your rocks — according to this internet meme.
Top Fact Checks→ Uttar Pradesh Police to conduct a 30-day mask checking initiative.
The Uttar Pradesh Police said it has neither undertaken a 30-day mask checking campaign nor disseminated such information.
Snopes→ No Need to Lose Sleep over Shift to Daylight Saving Time
The annual shift comes at 2 a.m. local time Sunday in most of the United States.
Liste→ Video with inaccurate subtitles used to falsely claim Pakistani women chanted blasphemous slogans at women’s day march
Facebook and Twitter posts share a video they claim shows women chanting blasphemous slogans during the women’s day march in Pakistan in March 2021. The claim, however, is false: the misleading video clip has been inaccurately subtitled; in the ori