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AllSides→ ‘Never Forget Jan. 6’ Gas Price Photos Date from Obama Era
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/never-forget-january-6th/ Social media posts with pictures of gas pri
Full Fact→ Picture of Harry Styles wearing t-shirt with obscenity about ‘Tories’ has been Photoshopped
He did not wear a t-shirt that used a swear word to describe members of the Conservative party.
Snopes→ ‘Never Forget Jan. 6’ Gas Price Photos Date from Obama Era
As gas prices hit a record high of $5 in the U.S. in mid-2022, some social media users shared misleading posts in reference to the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Photos Do NOT Show Pictures Of The Keystone Pipeline And A Lithium Mine
Are these two pictures showing part of the Keystone Pipeline and a lithium mine? No, that's not true: Reverse image searching leads to results that establish that the top picture in this Facebook post is of part of the Alaska Pipeline, an
Snopes→ Does a ‘New Facebook Rule’ About Use of Photos Start Tomorrow?
"Don’t forget tomorrow starts the new Facebook rule where they can use your photos," the viral posts claimed. "Everything you've ever posted becomes public from today - even messages that have been deleted."
Truth or Fiction?→ Leonna Hale Photoshop Controversy
On May 30 2022, social media users discussed the shooting of Leonna Hale, a purportedly unarmed pregnant woman in Kansas City — frequently in the context of police actions during and after the May 24 2022 Uvalde, Texas school shooting: Kansas C
Snopes→ Crypto Scammer with 452K Followers Stole Photos, Advertised on Instagram
The scammer with the fake name "Melissa Jackson" (@melissa_jacks0n) was allowed by Meta to advertise on Instagram.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Old Stock Photos Of Monkeypox Lesions Do NOT Mean Fraud By Press
Do many media outlets recycle old photos of monkeypox lesions when reporting on current or past outbreaks of monkeypox? Does this indicate that there have not been any new cases of monkeypox found and the reporting is not factual? No, tha
PolitiFact→ Facebook posts – No, these photos are not of the victims of the Uvalde, Texas, school shooting
This image shows the victims of the school shooting in Uvalde, Texas.
PolitiFact→ Facebook posts – No, these photos of a person wearing a skirt aren’t of the Uvalde, Texas school shooter
Photos of a person in a skirt show the Uvalde, Texas, school shooter.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Photos Do NOT Show Texas School Shooter Salvador Ramos
Do some photographs in some social media posts show Texas school shooter Salvador Ramos wearing skirts? No, that's not true: Images depicting a person dressed in a skirt and holding a transgender pride flag do not show Ramos. They show a
PolitiFact→ Facebook posts – No, these photos don’t prove monkeypox is a hoax
Photos of monkeypox lesions prove the current virus outbreak is a hoax.
Snopes→ ‘Lisa Brown’ Profile Pushes Crypto Scam with Stolen Photos
We're sure that California City, California, is likely a lovely small town. However, it's also often chosen by Facebook scammers as the supposed location of their fake accounts.
PolitiFact→ Facebook posts – Photos show Biden with Secret Service, not Marshals
Images show Joe Biden surrounded by U.S. Marshals.
Poynter→ Claims that photos of the Buffalo shooting suspect show crisis actors are unfounded
Authorities have identified 18-year-old Payton Gendron as the suspect in a May 14 massacre at a grocery store in Buffalo, New York, that left 10 people dead and others injured. […] The post Claims that photos of the Buffalo shooting suspect show
PolitiFact→ Facebook posts – Claims photos of Buffalo shooting suspect show crisis actors are unfounded
Photos of the alleged Buffalo shooting gunman show two different people.
Snopes→ Cawthorn Says Lingerie Photos Were from Cruise Game Show
Politico published "exclusive" pictures of what appeared to show U.S. Rep. Madison Cawthorn of North Carolina wearing women's lingerie.
FactCheck.org→ Josh Mandel Campaign Ad Was Not Photoshopped, Contrary to Social Media Posts
Quick Take In a campaign ad, Josh Mandel, a Republican Senate candidate from Ohio, shared an image of himself as a Marine with a group of Black troops. Social media posts falsely claim that Mandel photoshopped his head onto the body of a Black Marine
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Josh Mandel Did NOT Photoshop His Face Onto A Black Soldier
Did Republican U.S. Senate candidate Josh Mandel photoshop his face onto the body of a Black soldier? No, that's not true: A Mandel spokesperson told Lead Stories that this claim is false. A Cincinnati.com article reported that the image
PolitiFact→ Occupy Democrats – No evidence Josh Mandel photoshopped his face onto body of Black Marine for campaign ad
Josh Mandel doctored an image in a campaign ad but "forgot to Photoshop the hands that clearly show he put his face on the body of a Black soldier."
Snopes→ Did Mandel ‘Forget To Photoshop His Hands’ in Campaign Ad?
Ohio Senate candidate Josh Mandel truly did serve in the U.S. Marines.
PolitiFact→ Viral image – No, these aren’t photos of celebrities reacting to Will Smith slapping Chris Rock
Photos show celebrities reacting to Will Smith slapping Chris Rock.
Snopes→ In Photos: Children’s Toys Left on Historic Bridge Connecting Ukraine and Romania
A bridge in the Romanian town of Sighetu Marmației was said to have been turned into a “toy bridge.”
Logically→ Photos circulated on social media show Ashraf Ghani and Amrullah Saleh joining the war to support Ukraine against Russia.
Pictures of Volodymyr Zelenskyy from 2021 have been doctored, with Ashraf Ghani and Amrullah Saleh's faces added to push an inaccurate narrative.
Full Fact→ Sign telling Russian troops ‘go f*** yourselves’ was Photoshopped
A post on Facebook claims to show a Ukrainian road sign which has been replaced to tell invading Russian troops to “go f*** yourselves”. The original picture was posted to Facebook by the Ukrainian government’s State Agency of M
PolitiFact→ Facebook posts – These photos of Molotov cocktails are from 2014 protests in Kyiv, not 2022
Photos show Ukrainian citizens destroying two Russian tanks with Molotov cocktails in Kyiv.
PolitiFact→ Facebook posts – These photos of Molotov cocktails are from 2014 protests in Kyiv, not 2022
Photos show Ukrainian citizens destroying two Russian tanks with Molotov cocktails in Kyiv.
Snopes→ IN PHOTOS: Satellite Images Show 3-Mile-Long Russian Convoy Entering Ukraine
Extending more than 3.25 miles, the convoy reportedly contained tanks, infantry fighting vehicles, and self-propelled artillery.
Snopes→ Are These Aerial Photos of Australia’s Freedom Convoy?
This photograph from a concert is frequently used by those exaggerating an event's crowd size.
PolitiFact→ Facebook posts – Photos of Ukrainians praying “in this phase of war danger” are actually from years ago
Photos show “Ukrainian Christians pray outdoors, in the snow, for their country in this phase of war danger.”
Full Fact→ Photos claiming to show explosions in Ukraine are actually from Gaza
A post shared over 1,000 times on Facebook features three images of explosions, with a caption describing the current invasion of Ukraine and stating: “Explosions have been heard in Ukraine after Russia launched a full-scale invasion this morning
Logically→ Instagram’s privacy policy allows it to share private photos and messages.
Instagram cannot share its users content publicly unless it is given permission to do so.
AllSides→ 10 photos falsely linked to Canada’s ‘Freedom Convoy’ protests
https://www.politifact.com/article/2022/feb/14/10-photos-falsely-linked-canadas-freedom-convoy-pr/ Days
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: State Department Does NOT Forbid Smiles In Passport Photos
Does the U.S. State Department forbid U.S. citizens from smiling in their passport photos? No, that's not true: The State Department's webpage on passport photos features multiple photos marked "acceptable" showing smiling faces. In the s
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: NO Evidence Photos Show COVID Vaccine Or ‘Nanotech’
Do these photos prove someone found nanotechnology in Pfizer Comirnaty COVID-19 vaccine? No, that's not true: The claim is based on use of a home microscope that could not see nanoscale items, which are one-billionth of a meter across. Th
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Photos Do NOT Show ‘Masonic Grips’ By Bush, Obama, Who Are NOT Freemasons
Do these photos document masonic handshakes -- called "grips" -- being made by Freemasons? No, that's not true: Scholars and the grand secretary of the Grand Lodge of New York say these are not masonic grips and neither former President G
PolitiFact→ 10 photos falsely linked to Canada’s ‘Freedom Convoy’ protests
Supporters of the ‘Freedom Convoy’ are using images of large gatherings of trucks — some decades old, some taken in other countries — to claim that their demonstrations against vaccine mandates are more numerous and widespread than they actuall
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Mennonites In Photos Were Going To Church, But Some Hutterites DID Cook Dinner For Canadian Trucker Convoy
Did a large group of Amish people in Manitoba, Canada prepare a barbecue supper for 800 people to support the "Freedom Convoy" and was this plan disrupted by Winnipeg police? That's partially true: But this photo does not show that event
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Image Of Mannequin Missing Arm In French Hospital In TV Report About COVID-19 Is NOT Real — It’s Photoshopped Montage
Is an image of a mannequin missing an arm in a French hospital, with the image made to appear part of a TV news report about COVID-19, real? No, that's not true: This image is a photoshopped combination of two separate screenshots. A repr