Waiting for a really good lightning strike.
PolitiFact→ Facebook posts – The White House did not issue ‘official’ warning about imminent attack to critical infrastructure
The White House delivered an “official statement” July 28 that we “need to be getting prepared for something big to happen, potentially to our critical infrastructure.”
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: ‘Good Harvest’ Does NOT Produce ‘Human Steak’ — That Company Doesn’t Exist And There’s No Human Steak Factory
Is there a "Good Harvest" company that produces "human steak" for human consumption? No, that's not true: Good Harvest and its "human steak" is an invention of the creators of a spoof documentary. The mockumentary is meant as a satirical
PolitiFact→ What the indictment about the 2020 election and Jan. 6, 2021, tells us about Donald Trump’s actions
Former President Donald Trump’s third indictment, for his actions related to Jan. 6, 2021, consolidates a broad swirl of Trump’s activity into four charges. Here are details about what the indictment tries to accomplish and how it frames Trump’s
ABC News / AP Fact Check→ ‘Barbie’ is a hit. But it didn’t make more money in a day than Ron DeSantis has ever raised
AP’S ASSESSMENT: False.
Full Fact→ Paying TV licence fee isn’t based on ‘consent’
A post claiming there is no law that requires a person to pay a TV licence has been shared more than 11,000 times.
Logically→ Video does not show Niger’s military leadership receiving public support after the recent coup
Logically→ Video does not show Niger’s military leadership receiving public support after the recent coup
Logically→ Video does not show Niger’s military leadership receiving public support after the recent coup
Logically→ Old video by Sinead O’Connor shared as one shot hours before her death
Logically→ Old video by Sinead O’Connor shared as one shot hours before her death
Logically→ Old video by Sinead O’Connor shared as one shot hours before her death
The Dispatch→ NRSC Banks on Dave McCormick to Run for Senate in Pennsylvania
Plus: Trump indicted, again.
Full Fact→ Hundreds share hoax post about injured dog in Dunfermline
The picture of the dog appears to have been taken from a blog post written by a veterinary practice in the US.
Logically→ Sadiq Khan didn’t announce ULEZ exemptions for minorities for travel to places of worship
Logically→ Sadiq Khan didn’t announce ULEZ exemptions for minorities for travel to places of worship
Logically→ Sadiq Khan didn’t announce ULEZ exemptions for minorities for travel to places of worship
Logically→ Pope Francis has not called for euthanizing people with disabilities and alcoholics to combat climate change
Logically→ Pope Francis has not called for euthanizing people with disabilities and alcoholics to combat climate change
Logically→ Pope Francis has not called for euthanizing people with disabilities and alcoholics to combat climate change
Logically→ Pope Francis has not called for euthanizing people with disabilities and alcoholics to combat climate change
Logically→ Pope Francis has not called for euthanizing people with disabilities and alcoholics to combat climate change
Logically→ Pope Francis has not called for euthanizing people with disabilities and alcoholics to combat climate change
Logically→ No, Amazon is not giving away unclaimed items for £2
Logically→ No, Amazon is not giving away unclaimed items for £2
Health Feedback→ WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus is vaccinated against COVID-19, contrary to edited video claiming otherwise
REVIEW Since the onset of the COVID-19 vaccination campaign, several inaccurate claims have circulated that individuals directly or indirectly connected to the global vaccination effort avoided receiving their own doses. This is the case for instanc
The Dispatch→ The New Trump Indictment Is Less Clear Cut
Yet the politics seem straightforward.
Logically→ No, video of man desecrating a Hanuman idol is not from Hyderabad
Logically→ No, video of man desecrating a Hanuman idol is not from Hyderabad
Health Feedback→ Pfizer documents misrepresented to spread the false claim that the Pfizer mRNA COVID-19 vaccine contains graphene oxide
REVIEW On 15 July 2023, the davidicke.com website published an article claiming that Pfizer admitted to its COVID-19 vaccine containing graphene oxide, a “highly toxic and conductive substance”. This claim originates from documents released by t
Logically→ Old clip of mob violence at a protest in Gujarat falsely linked to unrest in Haryana
Logically→ No, Klaus Schwab didn’t admit he is planning to implement China-style lockdowns
Logically→ No, Klaus Schwab didn’t admit he is planning to implement China-style lockdowns
The Dispatch→ Three Strikes, You’re Out?
Donald Trump indicted yet again, this time related to his efforts to overturn his 2020 election loss.
Logically→ This ‘Stop War, Stop Zelenskyy’ billboard in Japan is fake
Full Fact→ Video does not show police officer ‘explaining using wrong pronouns is a criminal offence’
A video in which a police officer talks about using the correct pronouns for people does not mention criminality, as some online have suggested.
Logically→ This video does not show soldiers in Niger training following the recent coup
Full Fact→ Having a sharia-compliant mortgage doesn’t mean stamp duty isn’t paid
Turning Point UK claimed that you’re exempt from paying stamp duty if you follow sharia law. Stamp duty is paid on all liable properties, even with a sharia-compliant mortgage.
Health Feedback→ No imminent avian flu pandemic is being staged by Bill Gates or the WHO; claim by Redacted YouTube channel misrepresented sources
REVIEW In a video on the “Redacted” YouTube channel, entrepreneurs Clayton and Natali Morris suggested that some institutions and individuals were working together to stage an avian flu pandemic. According to them, this false pandemic would be t
Logically→ No, this image does not show protest against arrests made in the Manipur viral video case