Aleksandra Wrona

In his July 16 address, Trump revisited long-running claims about mail ballots, voting machines, noncitizen voters and the 2020 election.

The image was a digitally altered version of a photograph taken during Pahlavi's 2023 visit to Israel.

A secondhand, unverified allegation became distorted online.

Trump has criticized wind energy, but there is no evidence he posted about Iran "pushing" wind into the U.S. through "secret atmospheric corridors."

The fabricated screenshot circulated after Trump commented on gas prices, but the alleged fuel-saving advice did not come from him.

Gates is a supporter of Alzheimer’s research, but scammers are using his name and likeness to promote fraudulent “cures” for the disease.

Former President Barack Obama's administration did transfer $1.7 billion to Iran in 2016, but social media posts often omitted the reason why.

The statistic circulating online in March 2026 came from a 2020 survey.

Pope Leo XIV urged peace as violence spread in Iran and the Middle East, but his "war is never holy" quote came from a previous October 2025 speech.

Although the image originated from a parody account, some users believed it was real.