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Snopes→ What Was That Underwater ‘Yellow Brick Road’ Scientists Found?
The formation looks eerily like something that could have been made by human hands.
Logically→ A 2013 study found that coconut oil kills 93 percent of colon cancer cells.
A study on colon cancer by Adelaide University used lauric acid. This was incorrectly stated to be coconut oil, which contains lauric acid.
Snopes→ Bodies Found in Lake Mead Renew Interest in Vegas Mob Lore
“There’s no telling what we’ll find in Lake Mead,” former Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman said.
PolitiFact→ Peggy Hubbard – Founder of Planned Parenthood did not refer to Black women as weeds, was not Ku Klux Klan supporter
Margaret Sanger, founder of Planned Parenthood, referred to Black women as weeds that needed to be plucked from their garden, and was a supporter of the Ku Klux Klan and a Democrat.
Logically→ A court in New Zealand found that Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern abused her powers by imposing lockdown restrictions.
The court ruled that the quarantine lottery system was flawed. It did not determine that PM abused her powers.
FactCheck.org→ Unfounded Claims About Frequency and Causes of Food Plant Fires
Quick Take Data on the number fires at food-processing plants in 2022 “does not signal anything out of the ordinary,” according to the National Fire Protection Association. Despite no evidence of foul play, unfounded rumors from conservativ
Snopes→ Is the ‘Jeff Green Foundation’ Email Giveaway a Scam or Legit?
Billionaire philanthropists typically don't make multiple errors in grammar, nor do they ask people to respond to foreign email addresses.
AllSides→ Has a Wikipedia Founder Complained About the Site’s Liberal Bias?
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Lead Stories→ Fact Check: NO Evidence Frankincense Treats Cancer — Found To Kill Cancer Cells In Lab But More Research Needed
Does frankincense oil treat cancer? No, there's no evidence to support that: While some lab studies have shown that frankincense oil will cause cell suicide in cancer cells, there is no evidence that it can treat cancer in a human body. A
AllSides→ Fact Check: Has a Wikipedia Founder Complained About the Site’s Liberal Bias?
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The Dispatch→ Fact Check: Has a Wikipedia Founder Complained About the Site’s Liberal Bias?
(Stock photo from Getty Images.)Singer and right-wing activist Ted Nugent claimed in a recent Facebook post that a Wikipedia founder has decried the website’s liberal bias.The post was marked as potential misinformation by Facebook’s fact-c
FactCheck.org→ Posts Make Unfounded Claims About Political Affiliation of John Wilkes Booth
Quick Take John Wilkes Booth, who assassinated Republican President Abraham Lincoln in 1865, was affiliated with the anti-immigrant Know-Nothing Party and was a supporter of slavery and the Confederacy. Social media posts claim without evidence that Bo
Snopes→ Missing Wallaby Found Hiding in Bush Near Zoo Exhibit
Honey Bunch, the wallaby who went missing at the Memphis Zoo after storms passed through Tennessee this week, has been found hiding — nearly in plain sight.
The Dispatch→ Fact Check: Was the Founder of Kwanzaa Convicted of Kidnapping and Torture?
(Photo by Robert Abbott Sengstacke/Getty Images.)Recent social media posts from right-wing college group Turning Point USA claim that the founder of Kwanzaa is a convicted felon who kidnapped and tortured two women. The posts further state that he now
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Claim Of More Than 4,000 Fetal Or New-Born Deaths Due To COVID Shots NOT Found In US VAERS Data
Do the reported adverse reactions to COVID-19 vaccines in the United States include more than 4,000 fetal or newborn deaths? No, that's not true: A Lead Stories analysis of the numbers found in the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (
FactCheck.org→ Posts Spread Unfounded Claims About Disney Company’s Financial Health
Quick Take The Disney Company opposed Florida’s “Parental Rights in Education” law, also referred to by critics as “Don’t Say Gay.” Disney’s actions sparked calls from conservatives for a boycott of Disney R
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Xylitol Is NOT An Ingredient Found In McDonald’s Ice Cream — But Xylitol IS Harmful To Dogs
Does McDonald's ice cream contain xylitol, a type of sugar that is harmful to dogs? This claim contains falsehood and some truth: No, McDonald's ice cream does not contain xylitol. A spokesperson from McDonald's USA told Lead Stories that
Snopes→ Man Blaming Trump’s ‘Orders’ for Riot Actions Found Guilty
An Ohio man who claimed he was only “following presidential orders” from Donald Trump when he stormed the U.S. Capitol was convicted by a jury that took less than three hours to reject his novel defense.
Logically→ The Jo Cox Foundation donated money to a charity that risked the safety of a suspended teacher by revealing his name after he’d gone into hiding.
The Jo Cox Foundation made the donation before the incident resulting in the suspension of the teacher occured.
Snopes→ Does Video Show a Mermaid Found in Kenya?
Or was it South Africa?
Snopes→ 5 Shot, Unexploded Devices Found at NYC Train Station
Five people were shot at a subway station in Brooklyn, New York.
Snopes→ Key Particle Weighs in a Bit Heavy, Confounding Physicists
The grand explanation physicists use to describe how the universe works may have some major new flaws to patch after a fundamental particle was found to have more mass than scientists thought.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: This Sphinx Was NOT Found In The Colorado River — It Was Discovered In Egypt
Did archeologists discover a sphinx found in the Colorado River of North America? No, that's not true: There is no evidence that this sphinx was discovered in the Colorado River. The Associated Press reported that archeologists found this
Snopes→ Was a Dinosaur Mummy Dubbed ‘Appalachiosaurus’ Found in Tennessee?
It was called the “best preserved dinosaur specimen ever discovered."
Snopes→ Home Purchase by Black Lives Matter Foundation Scrutinized
Real estate purchases by the organization and its leadership have been the source of controversy before.
Snopes→ Were ‘Extinct’ Species Found Alive in ‘Lost City’ in Honduran Rainforest?
The biological treasures were said to be thriving in what some have called the “Lost City of the Monkey God.”
Logically→ World Economic Forum founder Klaus Schwab wants to regulate information on the internet as part of the Great Reset.
An image of Klaus Schwab with a fake tweet from the WEF is being shared to propagate the Great Reset Conspiracy.
PolitiFact→ Facebook posts – The Space Foundation didn’t revoke honors from Russian cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin
“The Space Foundation has erased the honors previously bestowed on Yuri Gagarin, the first man to ever be in space. His name was stripped ‘in light of current events.’”
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: NO ‘Freshwater’ Sharks Found In Deep Creek Lake, MD
Was the "longest freshwater shark on record" found in Deep Creek Lake in Maryland? No, that's not true: A spokesperson for the Maryland Department of Natural Resources told Lead Stories this claim is "false" as "Deep creek lake is a fresh
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Ukrainian Medals For ‘Seizure Of Crimea’ NOT Found in Kherson — They’re Counterfeits
Did Russian troops in Kherson find pre-made Ukrainian medals "For the Taking of Crimea" when they captured a Ukrainian military facility at Kherson? No, that's not true. The photos circulated by the Russian news media and social media use
Snopes→ Was a Giant Snake Skeleton Found on Google Maps?
Titanoboa was "the largest snake that ever lived" at a length of "about 42 feet (13 meters) long," according to paleontologist Alex Hastings.
Snopes→ Nebraska US Rep. Fortenberry Found Guilty in Campaign Probe
U.S. Rep. Jeff Fortenberry of Nebraska was convicted on charges that he lied to federal authorities about an illegal $30,000 contribution to his campaign from a foreign billionaire.
PolitiFact→ Facebook posts – Facebook post rehashes false claim that Hillary Clinton was found guilty of spying on Trump
“Just a reminder that right before Ukraine was invaded, Hillary was found to be guilty of spying on a sitting U.S. president.”
Poynter→ Broken URLs helped fuel the unfounded conspiracy theory about biolabs in Ukraine
Ukraine’s biological research laboratories have been in the news in recent weeks as Russia, China and a number of media pundits falsely claimed that their existence was proof that the […] The post Broken URLs helped fuel the unfounded conspirac
PolitiFact→ How broken URLs helped fuel an unfounded conspiracy theory related to biolabs in Ukraine
Links to fact sheets about biological research laboratories on the U.S. Embassy in Ukraine website have been broken since May 2021 due to a State Department website upgrade, not an attempt to hide the information.
Logically→ A video shows a “bolom” found in Saint Lucia, lying on the floor in a corner.
A video of a sculpture from a Parisian art exhibit has been falsely claimed to be a creature from Caribbean folklore.
PolitiFact→ The CDC’s new guidelines on COVID-19 risk and masking send confounding signals
The CDC’s new guidelines on COVID-19 risk and masking send confounding signals
Snopes→ Antarctic Explorer Shackleton’s Ship Found After a Century
Scientists say they have found the sunken wreck of polar explorer Ernest Shackleton’s ship Endurance, more than a century after it was lost to the Antarctic ice.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: NO Evidence NATO Laptop With Intelligence Found At Headquarters Of Ukrainian Nationalists — Computer Is NATO Surplus
Was a NATO-labeled laptop with intelligence found at the headquarters of Ukrainian nationalists? No, that's not true: NATO told Lead Stories the unit appears to be one of their old surplus laptops that was sold years ago, and one that wou