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Video Accuses Honey Browser Extension of Shady Business Practices and We Found Some Truth to It
A viral video alleged that the coupon-finding browser extension is a scam.
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Facebook posts – Fabricated CNN clip used to promote fake diabetes cure
Video shows CNN reporting that Pfizer representatives set Barbara O’Neill’s car on fire “for discovering an anti-diabetes method.”
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Instagram posts – X post promising a U.S. ban on GMOs was from a now-suspended RFK Jr. parody account
RFK Jr. posted on X that, “Effective January 20th, all Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) will be BANNED in the United States.”
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Our Most Popular Articles in 2024
We wrote about a lot of misinformation in 2024, and, as usual, some fact-checking articles piqued our readers’ interest more than others.…
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California Named After Fictional Isle of Black Women Who Kept Griffins as Pets?
California's queen was named Calafia, according to some claims.
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<div>‘Wanted’ Posters for Health Care CEOs in NYC: Here’s What We Know</div>
Although it is unknown who put up the posters and why, the NYPD confirmed they exist.