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Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Woman In Video Did NOT Really Wash Her Car With Gasoline — It’s A Skit
Did the woman in this video really wash her SUV with gasoline? No, that's not true: This prank skit video was posted on TikTok by a channel that posts many staged videos. In another video posted a day later, the actor sips from the stream
Snopes→ Is This ‘Frog Buttcheeks’ Photo Real?
The following image contains cartoon (and frog) nudity. You have been warned.
Snopes→ Is Ohio’s $1M COVID-19 Vaccine Lottery Real?
In Ohio, a vaccination will help protect you from COVID-19 and make you eligible for a million-dollar giveaway.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: This ExxonMobil Gas Station Sign Is NOT Real
Did a gas station post a sign saying that customers must show proof of employment to make a gas purchase? No, that's not true: The picture of the sign is satire and was created using an online image generator. The claim appeared in a Face
Snopes→ Did a Cop Really Catch His Wife Cheating, as Seen on TikTok?
The video has been viewed millions of times.
Liste→ This image shows a silicone model foetus created for a film — it does not show a real dolphin’s womb
A photo has been shared repeatedly in multiple posts on Facebook alongside a claim it shows a foetus of a dolphin in the womb. This is false: the image in fact shows a silicone model foetus created for a film.
Top Fact Checks→ Anthony Fauci, Chief Medical Advisor to the US President, said he was “really quite agnostic” on COVID-19 vaccine patent waivers.
Fauci did not oppose sharing technology for the delivery of the COVID-19 vaccine, but expressed doubt over the time frames.
Liste→ The video clip shows a skit performance, not a real couple fighting on their wedding day
A video showing members of a wedding party arguing in the street has circulated in numerous social media posts. The footage purportedly shows a groom confronting his bride for cheating on him with one of the groomsmen. This is false; the footage is ac
Snopes→ Is This Picture of ‘Edward’s’ Starbucks Order Real?
A picture posted on Twitter of a drink allegedly prepared for a customer named Edward went mega-viral.
Snopes→ Is This a Real Video of Octopus Aggression?
This is not the first time an octopus from Western Australia became famous on the internet.
Snopes→ Is This a Real Video of a Man Riding a Hoverboard Alongside Traffic?
This technology is far from affordable at this time.
Snopes→ Is the La Jument Lighthouse Photo Real?
In the picture, a man stands in the doorway seemingly unaware of the massive wave that's hitting the other side of the lighthouse.
Snopes→ Are These Frogs with Eyes Inside Their Mouths Real?
How else should a frog watch what it eats?
Snopes→ The ‘Bystander Effect’ Is Real — But Differently Among Larger Groups
A witness to a troubling situation who is in a group may feel a lesser sense of personal responsibility than a single individual.
Snopes→ Former ’19 Kids and Counting’ Reality TV Star Josh Duggar Arrested in Arkansas
Duggar was arrested by U.S. Marshals.
Snopes→ Did ‘Real Footage From 1895’ Appear in a TikTok Video?
Auguste and Louis Lumière were two French brothers who captured a number of films in the earliest days of motion pictures.
Snopes→ ‘Real Water’ Brand Linked to More Liver Ailments by Vegas Agency
Health officials in Las Vegas reported six more cases of liver illness believed to be linked to a commercially marketed bottled water brand, Real Water, that faces a U.S. Food and Drug Administration probe and lawsuits by people alleging they were sick
Snopes→ US ‘Real ID’ Deadline is Now May 2023 Because of COVID-19
Congress passed the Real ID Act in 2005 to establish minimum security standards for state-issued driver’s licenses and ID cards following a recommendation from the 9/11 Commission.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Iron In Breakfast Cereal Is NOT ‘Terrible For The Body’
Did General Mills put a type of iron that is not able to be digested and used by the body in Cinnamon Toast Crunch? No, that's not true: the iron found in breakfast cereals is fine to consume and is digested by humans. The claim appeared
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: NO Evidence The Audit In Maricopa County, Arizona, Is Confirming The Rumor That A ‘Special Watermark Is On The Real Ballots’
Is the audit in Maricopa County, Arizona, confirming the rumor that a "special watermark is on the real ballots"? No, there's no evidence that's true: Maricopa County ballots do not have watermarks, according to a spokeswoman for the Mari
Snopes→ Supermoon: How an Illusion Makes the Full Moon Appear Bigger Than It Really Is
A 'Supermoon' doesn’t actually look that much bigger in the sky compared to a normal full moon -- it's an optical illusion.
Snopes→ Could Jerry Seinfeld’s Hallway Exist in the Real World?
If this conundrum blows your mind, do not, under any circumstances, research who played Jerry's and George's fathers in season one.
Snopes→ Is This Mermaid TikTok Video Real?
Footage from a 2012 documentary continues to capture people's imaginations online.
Snopes→ Are ‘Pizzly Bears,’ a Polar-Grizzly Mix, Real?
We will also accept the name "grolar bear."
Snopes→ Is ‘A Dog Will Lick His Butt But Won’t Eat A Pickle Road’ Real?
Whether the statement is true or not, it's one whopping-long street name.
Snopes→ Are These Dildos Really 28,000 Years Old?
The Hohle Fels phallus is popularly considered to be the oldest known dildo.
Snopes→ Is the ‘Bobcat Attacks Man’s Wife’ Video Real?
Security footage of a bobcat attacking two people as they were getting in their car appeared to coincide with sheriff's reports of a rabid bobcat in the area.
Snopes→ Is this California ‘ASN FLU’ License Plate Real?
Some said pictures of the plate ignited "online controversy."
Snopes→ Is This the Real Headline of a Chicago Tribune Column About Adam Toledo?
A Chicago Tribune op-ed generated outrage over its take on the killing of 13-year-old Adam Toledo.
TruthOrFiction→ Did a BBC Official Say an Idris Elba Character Wasn’t ‘Black Enough to be Real’?
A British broadcasting official’s critique of Idris Elba’s popular detective show Luther spread exponentially in April 2021 following a questionable quote in a British tabloid. According to the Daily Mail: The BBC’s diversity chief ha
Snopes→ Is This Photo of a ‘Neck Belt’ From the 1960s Real?
It's hard to imagine how anyone might think wearing a seat belt around one's neck is a good idea.
Snopes→ Is This ‘Twin Cities Police Easily Startled’ Traffic Sign Real?
The orange "Twin Cities Police Easily Startled" traffic sign depicts a police officer jumping in the air and discharging a gun with each hand.
Snopes→ Is a ‘Chipmunk Pig’ a Real Hybrid Animal?
What do you get when you mix a chipmunk and a pig? A viral video.
Snopes→ Is This Mistranslated Welsh Traffic Sign Real?
This was literally a bad translation.
Snopes→ Is This ‘Company Policies’ Sign Real?
These jokes might hit a little too close to home for some.
Snopes→ Is This Colorful Bird Real?
Some things may be of divine origin, but others are purely digital creations.
Snopes→ Is the ‘Train Tackles Bendy Tracks’ Video Real?
Someone might want to put in a maintenance request.
Snopes→ Is This ‘Dog Weiner’ Pink Crayon Real?
Nobody wants this.
Snopes→ Nikola Tesla: 5G Network Could Realize His Dream of Wireless Electricity
The pioneering electrical engineer Nikola Tesla theorized that electricity could be transmitted wirelessly through the air at long distances.