A Substack post by a Canadian sports writer claimed Republican officials were "quietly told" to ditch alternative pins in favor of a golden Trump pin.

The allegation came from a staunch supporter of Carney in Canada's upcoming federal election; Snopes contacted him and Carney for clarification.

Newton-Wellesley Hospital said five staff members who had worked on its fifth floor were diagnosed with brain tumors — none ...

U.S. officials announced they will surveil social media of people applying to immigrate for "antisemitic activity." ...

It is true that during an panel at the ASU+GSV Summit on April 8, 2025, McMahon twice referred to "A1" in response to a question about how education and tech entrepreneurs could develop technology for ...

In early April 2025, a screenshot of an email allegedly written by Lisa (Kline) Quan, an executive for Subaru of America, ...

No such quote appears in the book, which offers a critique of current markets and how they fail to prioritize human values. Carney did not call society "morally rotten" in the book, nor did he claim ...

In April 2025, internet users shared a screenshot that appeared to show a New York Post headline that used an expletive to ...

While blood can expire, the verification process before a blood transfusion involves more than just one person, making this ...

Online users in April 2025 shared a blogger's ominous predictions about U.S. President Donald Trump's purported future plans.

A spokesperson for the Office of Barack and Michelle Obama said via email that it did not issue the statement the ...

CFIUS approved a 2018 purchase of GNC shares by China-based Harbin Pharmaceutical based on no "unresolved national security ...