Did the British journalist Piers Morgan reveal that he has developed Vaccine Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (VAIDS) and blamed it on the anti-vaccination community? No, that's not true: Morgan never said that he has VAIDS, which is n
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Health Feedback→ Addressing false claims that Vitamin K shots have toxic levels of aluminum, Hepatitis B vaccines contain toxic ingredients, and more
REVIEW A post shared on Instagram in December 2023 listed several health-related claims revolving around the idea that pediatricians and obstetricians aren’t to be trusted as they disseminate false information. We analyze several of these claims i
Full Fact→ Photo of ‘missing dad with dementia’ is actually US taxi driver who died in 2022
Posts on Facebook desperately appealing for help finding a missing father with dementia are fake.
AllSides→ Vivek Ramaswamy Is Right, Wuhan Is Shipping Fentanyl Materials to Mexico
https://www.breitbart.com/asia/2023/12/06/fact-check-vivek-ramaswamy-right-wuhan-shipping-fentanyl-materials-mexico/
Truth or Fiction?→ Boxing Day: Sport Link Debunked
As the festive cheer of Christmas Day settles and the winter air continues to chill, many might find themselves intrigued by the peculiar title of December 26th: Boxing Day. Far from being a nod to the revered sport of pugilism, this holiday carries
Logically→ Image doesn’t show Israel PM with deceased IDF general ‘Irwin Baran’ – No such person exists!
Full Fact→ No graphene oxide in Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine
The substance was used as a tool to study a sample during the vaccine’s development. It is not an ingredient in the vaccine itself.
The Dispatch→ Headed for the Exits
Is it the quantity or quality of retiring members of Congress that really matters?
Full Fact→ No evidence ‘IDF general killed in Hamas conflict’ exists
The claim has been circulating widely since 21 November amid the conflict in Israel and Gaza.
Full Fact→ Adele filmed holding Mexican flag not Palestinian one
A clip of the singer has been shared with claims she’s holding the Palestinian flag during a gig. Other footage clearly shows she was holding a Mexican flag.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Bathing In Epsom Salts Is NOT ‘Highly Toxic’
Is bathing with Epsom salts highly toxic? No, that's not true: Toxicology experts told Lead Stories the claim that bathing with Epsom salts is toxic is "completely false" and "there is no toxicity associated with salt." Poison control age
Logically→ No, the volcanic activity in Iceland, Italy, and Mexico is not caused by a magnetic pole shift
Logically→ Nej, Israel är inte ett företag och dess rätt att existera har inte löpt ut
The Dispatch→ Here Xi Comes
Joe Biden and Xi Jinping reunite in California.
Logically→ No, Israel is not a corporation and its right to exist has not expired
The Dispatch→ Approximate Response
As Iran strikes American bases, the U.S. retaliates against Tehran’s proxies.
PolitiFact→ Instagram posts – Blame Mother Nature, not Mexican government, on Hurricane Otis hitting Acapulco
"Acapulco destroyed by yet another directed weather attack!”
Health Feedback→ No cure for diabetes currently exists; Facebook posts claiming otherwise use manipulated videos of news to promote fake diabetes cure
REVIEW In October 2023, videos that appeared to show news reports about a new drug that cures diabetes and its complications spread on Facebook and TikTok. The videos featured popular anchors at major TV networks, including Wolf Blitzer at CNN and L
Truth or Fiction?→ Demystifying the Existence of Pandas: An In-depth Analysis
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The Dispatch→ How the ‘Axis of Resistance’ Lets Iran Destabilize the Middle East
The Islamic Republic has built a powerful coalition of militias that operate across the region.
PolitiFact→ Instagram posts – Dr. Anthony Fauci exists, contrary to social media claims
“Dr. Fauci doesn’t exist!”
PolitiFact→ Facebook posts – Este video no es del huracán Otis en Acapulco, México, sino que muestra tormentas en China
Video muestra “momento cuando el huracán Otis llegó a Acapulco”.
Full Fact→ Fluoride levels in toothpaste aren’t toxic
Videos claim fluoride in toothpaste causes calcium to build up in part of your brain. There is no convincing evidence for this.
Logically→ Video of protestors setting police officer on fire in Mexico in 2020 linked to Israel-Hamas war
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Video Does NOT Show Helicopters From Arab Countries Moving Toward Gaza — It Shows Mexican Navy Anniversary In Veracruz, Mexico
Does a video show helicopters from "Arab countries" flying toward Gaza in formation with their flags? No, that's not true: This video was filmed on October 4, 2023, in Veracruz, Mexico, and features an air show that was staged as part of
PolitiFact→ Facebook posts – Old video about emergency declaration in Vermont stirs online anxiety
President Joe Biden declared a federal emergency and deployed the National Guard in October.
The Dispatch→ Axis of A-Holes
What happens now?
The Dispatch→ The Man Helping to Build Iran’s ‘Axis of Resistance’
Mohammad Saeed Izadi is an IRGC official who is at the center of escalatory actions against Israel over the last decade.
Full Fact→ No evidence for energy secretary’s claim that Labour is ‘relaxed’ about taxing meat
Taxing meat is not Labour policy, and Claire Coutinho MP has not substantiated what she said in her Conservative party conference speech.
Logically→ Old images passed off as scenes from the recent anti-Brexit rally in London
PolitiFact→ Instagram posts – FEMA’s emergency alert test won’t activate graphene oxide in people
An emergency broadcast system test will “send a specific high-frequency signal … with the intention of activating graphene oxide” in people.
FactCheck.org→ Posts Push Unproven ‘Spike Protein Detoxification’ Regimen
SciCheck Digest Serious side effects after COVID-19 vaccination are rare, and there isn’t evidence people need to undergo a “spike protein detoxification” regimen after getting vaccinated, contrary to claims made online. Nor
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: NO Evidence FEMA Emergency Test Will Cause DNA Damage By Activating ‘Nanoparticles Including Graphene Oxide’
Is there evidence that the next FEMA emergency test will not really be a test but a cover for the government to send high-frequency signals activating "nanoparticles including graphene oxide" into phones, TVs and radios, possibly causing
Logically→ Nej, det har inte hittats mikrochip som bevisar existensen av en uråldrig avancerad civilisation.
The Dispatch→ Last Exit to Wheeling
The forgotten man.
AllSides→ Have ‘Alien’ Bodies Shown in Mexico Already Been Debunked? What to Know
https://www.newsweek.com/alien-bodies-mexico-debunked-ufo-jaime-maussan-nasa-1827093 In an unusual pres
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Fake DW and FAZ Articles Reported On Non-Existent "Scandalous" Anti-Ukrainian Graffiti In Berlin — Screenshot Propaganda
Did at least two German news outlets, Deutsche Welle and the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, publish reports about a graffiti mural in Berlin that showed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy labeled a "Cannibal," eating the dismembered
The Dispatch→ No Exit
The Democrats’ Kamala Harris problem.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: NO Evidence CNN And BBC Reported That An Image Called ‘Mexico Did It’ Spreads Virus On Phones
Does an image called "Mexico did it," referring to a supposed COVID-19 cure in Mexico, actually spread a virus within five seconds when opened on a phone and did CNN and the BBC report about this? No, that's not true: Lead Stories could f
ABC News / AP Fact Check→ No, Alabama cases of EEE virus aren’t linked to Bill Gates or Oxitec’s modified mosquitoes
CLAIM: Recently reported cases of Eastern equine encephalitis, or EEE, virus in Alabama were caused by a genetically modified mosquito project tied to Bill Gates.