A video posted to Facebook, viewed thousands of times, claims to show English and Italian fans clashing after the Euro 2020 final on Sunday 11 July. The short clip does appear to come from the Euro 2020 final, as a steward can be seen wearing a &
AllSides→ Biden’s Blunders And Lies About Firearms And The Second Amendment
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Logically→ The utility of dexamethasone is very limited.
Multiple healthcare authorities disagree with Dr. Robert Malone's assertion. Dexamethasone is widely recommended for hospitalized COVID-19 patients.
Snopes→ Did Rep. Lauren Boebert’s Restaurant Receive a PPP Loan?
Boebert isn't the only one to own a "Shooters" restaurant.
Logically→ Canada is enticing and coercing children to get vaccinated by offering them free ice cream.
Canada had a one day vaccination pop-up where children who got vaccinated got free ice cream.
Logically→ In India, promising studies on ivermectin were stopped for political reasons.
While the reasons behind the change in guidelines are unknown, there is no evidence that this step was "political." WHO doesn't recommend ivermectin.
Logically→ WHO announced that people have got to start using masks because none of these vaccines are preventing infection.
WHO said that they do not know to what extent vaccination protects against the ability to be infected and urged everyone to wear a mask.
Logically→ If used early enough, anti-inflammatories can treat COVID-19.
Anti-inflammatories are used to treat COVID-19 in hospital settings. However, anti-inflammatories are not appropriate for every patient.
Logically→ Medics and social media censorship is gaslighting patients who present with post-vaccination syndrome.
There is limited evidence that medics are intentionally gaslighting patients and posts are censored when a causal link has not been established.
Logically→ The lab leak theory is likely to be true.
The lab leak theory still remains a hypothesis and has not been proven.
Snopes→ Unopened Super Mario 64 Game from 1996 Sells for $1.56M
Heritage Auctions in Dallas said that the 1996 game sold Sunday, breaking its previous record price for the sale of a single video game.
Snopes→ Trump Lawyers Might Be Penalized over Michigan Election Case
The lawsuit alleging widespread fraud was voluntarily dropped after a judge in December found nothing but “speculation and conjecture” that votes for Trump somehow were destroyed or switched to votes for Joe Biden.
Snopes→ Pfizer to Discuss COVID-19 Vaccine Booster with US Officials
The company said it was scheduled to have the meeting with the Food and Drug Administration and other officials Monday.
Health Feedback→ Preliminary data indicate that COVID-19 vaccines don’t increase the risk of pregnancy-related adverse outcomes
REVIEW The authorization for emergency use of the first vaccines against COVID-19 sparked one of the largest mass vaccination campaigns in history. In the U.S., 182,896,080 persons received at least one dose of vaccine as of 7 July 2021 and 157,908,
Poynter→ Social media post misrepresents preliminary data on miscarriages and COVID-19 vaccines
The findings of a preliminary paper that evaluated how pregnant women were faring months after receiving an mRNA COVID-19 vaccine are being misrepresented online. Alarming posts, like one shared on Instagram on July 6, state that 82% of women who got
Snopes→ Demonstrators in Havana Protest Shortages, Rising Prices
Thousands of Cubans marched on Havana’s Malecon promenade and elsewhere on the island Sunday to protest food shortages and high prices amid the coronavirus crisis, in one of biggest anti-government demonstrations in memory.
Snopes→ ‘Black Widow’ Soars to Pandemic Box Office Record
Even with an option to watch “Black Widow” at home, audiences went to the movie theater in pandemic record numbers this weekend to catch the first Marvel movie released in two years.
Snopes→ Italy Wins Euro 2020, Beats England in Penalty Shootout
Italy won the European Championship for the second time by beating England 3-2 on penalties on Sunday.
Snopes→ 20 Slams! Djokovic Wins Wimbledon To Tie Federer, Nadal
Novak Djokovic’s bid for a record-tying 20th Grand Slam title was at a critical juncture, when he faced two break points while thousands in the full-capacity crowd at Centre Court chanted his opponent's first name.
Snopes→ Trooper Performs Heimlich After Motorist Chokes on Marijuana
The man allegedly attempted to swallow a bag of cannabis after being pulled over for speeding.
Snopes→ Fauci: Too Soon to Say if Americans May Need Vaccine Booster
Fauci said clinical studies and laboratory data have yet to fully bear out the need for a booster to the current two-shot Pfizer and Moderna vaccines or the one-shot Johnson & Johnson regimen.
Snopes→ Bosnia Commemorates 26th Anniversary of Srebrenica Massacre
Serb leaders in Bosnia and neighboring Serbia continue to downplay or even deny the massacre, despite the irrefutable evidence of what happened.
Snopes→ Billionaire Richard Branson Reaches Space in His Own Ship
Branson and five crewmates reached an altitude of about 53 miles over the New Mexico desert.
Snopes→ Unopened Legend of Zelda Game from 1987 Sells for $870,000
"The Legend of Zelda marks the beginning of one of the most important sagas in gaming; its historical significance can’t be understated"
Snopes→ Musk Under Fire Again: CEO to Testify Over Tesla Acquisition
The lawsuit filed by the plaintiffs contends that Musk drove the decision to acquire SolarCity despite his clear-cut conflict of interest.
Snopes→ Conor McGregor Injures Leg, Poirier Wins UFC 264 Showdown
“This is not over!" shouted Conor McGregor.
Snopes→ Did Madonna Compare Britney Spears’ Conservatorship to Slavery?
Madonna made the comment on Instagram.
Snopes→ Review Prompted by Building Collapse Closes Miami Courthouse
An engineering firm that examined the 28-story courthouse recommended that it undergo immediate structural repairs.
Logically→ One cannot stay alive after contracting COVID-19.
COVID-19 patients can prevent serious illness and fatality by using government and medically approved vaccines.
Snopes→ Is This 3D Cat Really Just a Flat Billboard?
The giant cat is located near one of the world's busiest train stations.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: New England Journal of Medicine Did NOT Find 82% Miscarriage Rate Among Pregnant Women Vaccinated Against COVID-19
Did the New England Journal of Medicine find that women who received the COVID-19 vaccine -- within 30 days of becoming pregnant and up to 20 weeks pregnant -- had a miscarriage rate of 82%? No, that's not true: A spokesperson for the Cen
Snopes→ Yes, Lauren Boebert Tweeted That ‘Turning Off CNN’ was the ‘Easiest Way’ to Make the Delta Variant Go Away
The Delta variant is a highly-contagious strain of COVID-19.
Snopes→ Four Seasons Total Landscaping Sold Out Concert Tickets
A second concert was added and also sold out.
Snopes→ ‘We Need Help’: Haiti’s Interim Leader Requests US Troops
Hundreds of Haitians gathered outside the U.S. Embassy in Port-au-Prince pleading for a way out of the country.
Snopes→ Indonesia Short on Oxygen, Seeks Help As Virus Cases Soar
Hospitals are swamped, with growing numbers of the ill dying in isolation at home or while waiting to receive emergency care.
Snopes→ Robert E. Lee Statue Removed in Charlottesville
Work to remove the statue of Gen. Robert E. Lee began early Saturday morning.
Snopes→ Videos Show New York Heroes Removing Litter from Clogged Drain on Flooded Block
Videos of a flooded subway station may have overshadowed another moment that showed New Yorkers working together to clear litter from a storm drain.
Snopes→ Cat from Collapsed Champlain Towers Building Found Alive
Binx the cat, who had lived on the ninth floor of the South Florida condo building that collapsed, has been found safe and returned to its family, officials said.
Snopes→ Watch ‘Space Mountain with the Lights On’ at Disney World’s Magic Kingdom
"It's more scary with the lights on," read the TikTok comment with the most likes.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Railroads In California Were NOT Built By Chinese Slaves
Did Chinese slaves build railroads in California in the 1800s? No, that's not true: It's estimated that 90% of the railroad-building workforce in the west consisted of Chinese labor, but historians have found no evidence they were slaves.