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<div>Yes, Study Reportedly Found Human DNA in Hot Dogs — But There’s More to the Story</div>
Conducted by a private genomics company, the analysis found 2% of tested hot dogs contained traces of human DNA.
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Facebook posts – Video doesn’t show a man saving a bunny from the 2025 California wildfires. It’s from 2017.
Video shows a man saving a bunny during the 2025 Los Angeles fires.
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<div>What We Know About ‘True’ Events That Inspired ‘Squid Game’ on Netflix</div>
An online rumor claims the show was based on a true story of hostages held in a South Korean bunker in 1986.
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What do we know about a smuggling network affiliated with the Islamic State group?
Politicians have tied a New Orleans terror attack to immigration, although the suspect was U.S.-born. Sen. Jim Banks discussed it in connection…
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<div>Real 19th Century Cure for Headaches? Doctors Wouldn’t Approve</div>
Social media posts claimed the unpleasant-looking procedure was called "vibration therapy."
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Threads posts – No, California wildfires weren’t deliberately set to build ‘smart cities’ for UN’s 2030 Agenda
Post suggests California wildfires “are a deliberate criminal land grab in preparation for Agenda 2030 and smart cities.”