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A tweet that purports to show Donald Trump Jr. discouraging Trump supporters from visiting the Mar-a-Lago estate is satire.

Users online falsely claim that polio was found in New York City tap water. The virus was detected in the city’s sewage.

Users online are falsely claiming disgraced R&B singer R. Kelly escaped from prison, but the convicted sex offender remains behind bars.

A viral video that shows a large fly has been falsely identified as a U.S. military drone by social media users.

The 7-Eleven chain has long used a gas “price” of $7.11 to test its displays, and that’s the origin of an image spreading widely on social media.

Online users claim cleansing foot pads can detoxify the body, but there is no reliable evidence to support the efficacy of the products.

Many Facebook users claim consuming apple cider vinegar helps with weight loss, but there is no strong evidence to prove this is true, experts say.

Social media users claim British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell received a 10-year sentence for sex trafficking, but Maxwell has not yet been sentenced.

An image of boxes in a warehouse shows PPE from 2020, not boxes of baby formula at the U.S. border amid the nationwide shortage.

Facebook users claim that a photo shows a fetus of a dolphin in the womb, but the image is digitally manipulated.