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Snopes→ Is This a Real Photo of Earth, Venus, and Jupiter Seen From Mars?
There are some amazing and authentic images taken by the Martian rovers, but this isn't one of them.
Snopes→ Golf Without Woods? Battered Leg Brings It Closer to Reality
The PGA Tour without Tiger Woods was always inevitable purely because of age. His shattered right leg from his SUV flipping down a hill only brings that closer.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Video Of Woman Receiving ‘The Last Message From Her Dead Husband’ Is NOT Real
Did a woman receive news of her husband's death, as well as his last message to her, phrase by phrase, delivered by a detail of soldiers who tore pages off a large easel-size pad of paper? No, that's not true: These actors are role-playin
Full Fact - All content→ A surprisingly large rat is really just surprisingly close
A widely shared picture of a “giant rat” actually shows a rat being specially photographed to make it look bigger. The text accompanying the picture says the animal was caught in Tooting, south London, and adds: “they are back in Toot
Hoax-Slayer→ Can a Glass of Warm Milk REALLY Help you Sleep?
My mum always told me that having a glass of warm milk before bed would help me sleep. So have many magazines, books, and websites. The post Can a Glass of Warm Milk REALLY Help you Sleep? appeared first on Hoax-Slayer.
Snopes→ Is This a Real Newspaper Headline About Julia Roberts?
"Big mistake. Big. Huge," Roberts' character famously declared in "Pretty Woman."
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Joe Biden Tweet About Comment Regarding "Minorities Not Being Able To Use The Internet" Is NOT Real
Did President Joe Biden send out a racist tweet regarding his comment about minorities not being able to use the internet ? No, that's not true: the viral screenshot of the supposed tweet is an obvious forgery containing way more characte
Snopes→ Is This Real Audio From Mars?
The Mars Perseverance Rover will be capable of capturing sound on Mars.
Snopes→ Is This Real Audio From Mars?
The Mars Perseverance Rover will be capable of capturing sound on Mars.
TruthOrFiction→ Clay Pot Candle Heaters: Do They Really Work?
As Texans struggled with widespread power outages and harsh winter weather, numerous Facebook posts advised using terracotta or clay pot “space heaters,” which would purportedly enable residents freezing in southern states to heat rooms wi
Snopes→ Are These Real Headlines Describing the Deaths of Rush Limbaugh and Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi?
A meme about media coverage of Limbaugh’s death went viral in February 2021.
Liste→ The video clip shows a church group performing a street play, not a real couple fighting
Footage of a wedding party arguing in the street has been circulated in multiple social media posts purporting to show a bride confronting the groom for cheating on her with one of the bridesmaids. This is false; this video clip is actually a scene fr
Full Fact - All content→ Did EU exports really drop 68% in January?
“The volume of exports going through British ports to the EU fell by a staggering 68% last month compared with January last year, mostly as a result of problems caused by Brexit, the Observer can reveal.” The Observer, 6 February 2021. A r
Snopes→ Is This Video of a ‘Fireball’ Surging Across a Power Line Real?
Big winter storms in February 2021 left many areas without power in the U.S.
The Dispatch Fact Check→ Is Joe Biden Using the ‘Real’ Air Force One?
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Snopes→ Is the ‘Most Dangerous Garden in the World’ a Real Place?
To enter the "Poison Garden" you must pass through a gate with a skull and crossbones.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Roadside Sign Featured In Meme Is NOT A Real ‘Welcome To Australia’ Sign
Does a "Welcome to Australia" road sign warn newcomers that they will be required to get a job and work for money if they want a good lifestyle? No, that's not true: The sign featured in this meme was photoshopped, a product of "Freedom o
Snopes→ Is This ‘Skeleton’ Guitar Real?
If cartoons have taught us anything, skeletons are traditionally used to make xylophones, not guitars.
Snopes→ Does Biden’s “Fake Air Force One” Prove He Is Not Really President?
Any plane carrying the President is designated "Air Force One."
Snopes→ Do We Really Need to Walk 10,000 Steps a Day?
The 10,000 step target has more to do with marketing than scientific fact.
Snopes→ Is ‘Squeez Bacon’ a Real Product?
The "fully cooked 100% bacon paste that could be squeezed from a tube" allegedly has its roots in WWII.
AllSides - Facts and Fact Checking→ Checked by reality, some QAnon supporters seek a way out
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Fact-Checking – Poynter→ Opinion: To control online misinformation, we need real-world solutions
The big lie was planned well in advance. Before he became president in 2016, Donald Trump was saying that U.S. elections were rigged. In 2020, months before voting began, Trump said the only way he’d lose would be because of voter fraud. After Electi
Snopes→ Will Coronavirus Really Evolve to Become Less Deadly?
How confident can we be in predicting how evolution will shape the relationship between a pathogen and its host?
Snopes→ Is ‘Poop Diving’ a Real Job in Australia?
Someone has to do the dirty work.
Snopes→ When Is ‘Dead’ Really Dead?
How long should doctors wait after a “flatline” appears before they can declare a person dead?
Snopes→ Checked by Reality, Some QAnon Supporters Seek a Way out
After Donald Trump departed the White House, some QAnon adherents have concocted ever more elaborate stories to keep their faith alive.
Snopes→ RUMOR ALERT: Did Transphobic Post Feature Real Photos of Dr. Rachel Levine?
It wasn't the first time the nominee for U.S. assistant health secretary was targeted online.
Snopes→ Is the ‘Cookie Monster Rock’ Real?
"C" is for crystal formation?
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Screenshot Is NOT A Real Fox News Article About New Agriculture Licensing Policies
Did Fox News publish an article by Thomas Barrabi with the title, "Biden admin to confiscate farm equipment, 'hoarded food' under new agriculture licensing policies"? No, this screenshot appears to be a fabricated hoax. An article with th
TruthOrFiction→ Is Joe Biden’s Rolex Really Beau Biden’s Rolex?
A January 22 2021 New York Times piece headlined, “Joe Biden, Watch Geek in Chief” observed that newly inaugurated United States President Joe Biden wore a Rolex during his inauguration, leading to at least two viral tweets asserting th
Snopes→ Did Fox News’ Pete Hegseth Say ‘Germs Are Not A Real Thing’?
The assertion was made after the host said he hadn't washed his hands in 10 years.
Snopes→ Yes, This ‘Retro’ McDonald’s in Oregon Is Real
The state of Oregon is full of nostalgia, whether it be the last Blockbuster video, filming locations for "The Goonies," or a nearly 60-year-old McDonald's.
Snopes→ Was This a Real Fox News Chyron?
It turned out a joke Fox News chyron wasn't that far from reality.
Liste→ False claim that Covid-19 is not real misattributed to US professor
Social media posts and an online article claim a Cornell University professor said seven university labs are suing US health authorities for fraud after determining that Covid-19 does not exist. This is false; Covid-19 is a contagious disease that has
Snopes→ Is This Busty ‘Cardi Bee’ Insect Real?
The Bodak Yellow rapper is known both for her lyrical finesse and shapely figure.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Old Photoshopped Phallic Motorcade Joke Resurfaces- Is NOT A Real Photo
Did the motorcycle escorts in President Biden's security detail ride in a phallic formation? No, that's not true: This altered image has been circulating since 2014, and comes from televised footage of the motorcade carrying Russia's Pres
Full Fact - All content→ A “new” pink and blue planet is not real (sadly)
A number of people on social media have been sharing pictures of “a new planet” that they say NASA recently found. One person claims that it is a planet called TOI 1338 b. Sadly, although real new planets are being found all the time, these
Liste→ This video actually shows a simulation exercise in Indonesia, not a real Covid-19 vaccination
A video has been viewed tens of thousands of times after being posted on Facebook, YouTube and TikTok alongside a claim that it shows a man fainting after receiving the Covid-19 vaccine in Indonesia’s West Nusa Tenggara province. The claim is false: