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Lead Stories→ Fact Check: That Was NO UFO On A U.S. Navy Ship — It Was Photoshop
Did someone record the finding of a triangular-shaped UFO aboard a U.S. Navy ship, the USS Gerald Ford? No, that's not true: A spokesperson from the U.S. Navy told Lead Stories that this claim is false, and sent us the original footage wi
FactCheck.org→ Social Media Posts Continue to Misidentify Justice Sotomayor in Dinner Photo
Quick Take Politico misidentified Justice Sonia Sotomayor in a photo of a Jan. 7 dinner of Democrats – the same day she participated remotely in oral arguments. Politico corrected the error on Jan. 8. But social media posts continued to wrongly claim
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Meghan Markle’s Mother Did NOT Announce Lilibet Has Down Syndrome — And Photos With Claim Are Not Lilibet
Did Meghan Markle's mother, Doria Ragland, announce that her granddaughter Lilibet, the daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, most commonly referred to as Harry and Meghan, has Down syndrome? No, she didn't. Plus the pictures used t
Snopes→ Does Photo Show Woodward and Bernstein Watching Nixon Resign?
A picture of the two men watching former U.S. President Richard Nixon on television has been shared to Reddit numerous times.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor Was NOT Photographed With Pelosi, Schumer, Other Democrats At A Dinner On January 7, 2022
Was Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor photographed eating dinner with Democratic politicians including House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer on January 7, 2022? No, that's not true: Although a newsletter
PolitiFact→ Viral image – No, this isn’t a photo of former French education minister Najat Vallaud-Belkacem
Photo shows former French education minister Najat Vallaud-Belkacem herding sheep as a child in Morocco.
PolitiFact→ Viral image – No, this isn’t a photo of former French education minister Najat Vallaud-Belkacem
Photo shows former French education minister Najat Vallaud-Belkacem herding sheep as a child in Morocco.
Snopes→ ’15 Mega Mansions’ Ad Fails to Reveal Info About Its Photo
The answer: It shows the abandoned "Manor AG Eliseev" in Belogorka, Russia.
Snopes→ Does This Photo Show a ‘Genius D-Day Invention’?
Our research led us to Operation PLUTO.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: World Leaders Were NOT Photographed Meeting With Aliens
Were several world leaders photographed in meetings with aliens? No, that's not true: This collection of edited photos do not all come from the same source, but all have clear clues that they are fabricated and that none of the scenes are
PolitiFact→ Viral image – No, this isn’t a photo of a fence in a German market
Photo shows “the jabbed and the unjabbed … separated with a fence in a supermarket” in Germany.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Giant Skeleton Image Is NOT Real — It Was A Photoshop Contest Entry
Does a photo show that archeologists have uncovered the skeleton of a giant? No, that's not true: This picture was created in 2011 for a Worth1000.com Photoshop hoax contest called "Size Matters 4," which had a size-altering but photoreal
Snopes→ Are These Steep Driveway Photos Real?
The pictures were often referred to as being "older than the internet."
Snopes→ Photo from Tornado-Damaged Home Lands Almost 130 Miles Away
When Katie Posten walked outside Saturday morning to her car parked in her driveway, she saw something that looked like a note or receipt stuck to the windshield.
PolitiFact→ Viral image – Miscaptioned photo about an organ donor gets the details wrong
“An organ recovery medical team pays tribute to a young female organ donor” in this photo.
Snopes→ Are Photos of John F. Kennedy’s Bloody Shirt Real?
The former president was assassinated on Nov. 22, 1963.
Health Feedback→ No, a fence in a shopping mall wasn’t used to segregate vaccinated and unvaccinated people; photo was taken in Romania, not Germany
REVIEW A Facebook post published by the political activist group Young Americans for Liberty claimed that a photo showed a fence being used to separate vaccinated and unvaccinated shoppers in Germany. That post received more than 4,600 engagements f
PolitiFact→ Viral image – No, this isn’t a photo of a German mall separating vaccinated and unvaccinated shoppers
Photo shows “a German mall separating the vaccinated and unvaccinated.”
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Austrian Protests Against ‘Health Dictatorship’ Are NOT Accurately Represented With Captions And Photos In Online Posts
Does this collection of images and this caption accurately portray protests against Austrian COVID-19 mandates between November and December of 2021, in the capital of Vienna? No, that's not true: Online reverse image searches reveal that
Snopes→ Photo of Sandy Hook Victim’s Sister Misused in Facebook Memes
The picture appeared in memes that seemed to push misogyny and political conservatism.
Snopes→ Does Photo Show Biden with Jeffrey Epstein?
Epstein has been pictured with a number of high-profile politicians, but Joe Biden?
The Dispatch→ Does a Viral Photo Show Jeffrey Epstein with President Biden?
A popular Facebook post claims to show a picture of President Joe Biden with Jeffrey Epstein with the caption, “Okay, Facebook wants to play fact checkers with me then. Let’s play …. ♟” a.image2.ima
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Celebrity Photos and Names Used in Scam Ads on Facebook
Does this post lead to an article about some type of legal issue concerning an actor? Did the actor lend their name and endorsement to a brand of CBD gummies as "the ultimate pain relief solution"? No, that's not true: This clickbait teas
Snopes→ Does Photo Show 9/11 Victims’ Cars in NY Giants Commuter Lot?
The picture previously appeared on Reddit and TikTok.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Drinks In Photos Do NOT Contain Sheep Feces — This Taiwanese Treat Is Tapioca
Is a drink containing sheep feces now in demand in China because it is high in protein and also can make a person high? No, that's not true: This spoof post includes genuine images showing a popular Taiwanese drink called bubble tea, or b
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Photo Does NOT Prove Link Between Energy Drinks And Kidney Stones
Do energy drinks cause kidney stones? No, that's not true: Dr. Moro Salifu, a medical doctor who specializes in kidney function, told Lead Stories that energy drinks do not cause kidney stones. A photo posted with the claim purports to sh
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Viral Photo Does NOT Show Anti-Vax Protest In Austria — It’s 30-Year-Old Picture Of Political Protest In The Soviet Union
Does a viral photo featuring a large mass of people gathered in a city square show an anti-COVID-19 vaccination protest in Austria? No, that's not true: The image, taken in 1991, actually shows Russians gathered to protest the leadership
PolitiFact→ Viral image – Old photo of Russian protesters mischaracterized for the COVID era
Photo shows people recently protesting in Austria.
Logically→ A photograph shows Prime Minister Boris Johnson with his former lover, the socialite Ghislaine Maxwell.
The image has been miscaptioned and shows Johnson with his former wife, Allegra Mostyn-Owen. His involvement with Maxwell is not known.
FactCheck.org→ Posts Misidentify Man Shown in Photo with Ghislaine Maxwell
Quick Take Ghislaine Maxwell, who is charged with assisting accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, is scheduled to go on trial on Nov. 29. Social media posts are circulating a photo that falsely claims to show Chief Justice John Roberts in an affectio
Full Fact→ ‘Vienna protest picture’ actually old photo of Moscow
A photo on Facebook purporting to show a protest in Vienna is going viral. The caption says: “Go Vienna! Vaccinated and unvaccinated standing together for what is right!” Although there have been protests in Vienna against new Covid-1
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: ‘CaptainJenkem’-Tweeted Photo Is NOT A Photo Of The Driver Who Hit The Waukesha Christmas Parade — It’s A Recycled Hoax
Does this photo posted by the Twitter account @CaptainJenkem show the man who drove his vehicle into a Christmas parade in Waukesha, Wisconsin? No, that's not true: This photo is not recent and has a history of being used in pranks since
PolitiFact→ Facebook posts – Old photos of ‘bricks’ resurface in days leading up to Kyle Rittenhouse trial verdict
Photos showed “bricks everywhere” in Kenosha during the Kyle Rittenhouse trial.
PolitiFact→ Viral image – No, this isn’t a photo of Kyle Rittenhouse in a KKK hood
A photo shows Kyle Rittenhouse wearing a “Klan outfit.”
Logically→ A viral photo shows former Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi eating seafood.
A photograph captured by veteran photographer D. Sridhar Naidu, of Indira Gandhi eating roasted corn is being shared claiming it was seafood.
Snopes→ No, a Photo Doesn’t Show Biden’s Feet Missing
A photograph posted by the White House sparked some rather intense speculation.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Pile of Bricks In Kenosha Is NOT Found Suspicious By Police And Photos Are From 970 Miles Away
Did a Kenosha, Wisconsin, police officer find a suspicious pile of bricks in a back alley and were these bricks placed by leftists in preparation for rioting? No, that's not true: An audio recording of police officers speaking with their
PolitiFact→ Viral image – Photos of high gas prices are at a California station that’s not yet open
Unleaded gas costs nearly $7 in Lancaster, Calif.
Poynter→ No, Facebook and parent company Meta do not have a new rule that allows them to use people’s photos
After Facebook announced that it changed its name to “Meta,” a refurbished rumor surfaced that claims the company can freely use people’s photos and messages. “The new Facebook/Meta rule starts tomorrow where they can use your phot