Nate Trela

A doctor did not tweet about having ‘no regrets’ for being vaccinated against COVID-19, even if killed her. The supposed screenshot was fabricated.

The tabletop exercise allowed leaders to think through how to respond to a pandemic. It was not a prediction of what could be coming next.

COVID-19 infections and opioid overdoses are among the likeliest causes of excess deaths in the U.S. since late 2000, experts say.

A social media post falsely claims there were no cases of the flu last year. There were cases, and they were tracked separately from COVID-19.

A moment in a Disney+ series where Santa’s elves misspell his name has led to implications that the company encourages Satanism.

A social media claim that tainted ice cream was used to disorient targets of human traffickers is unsubstantiated, according to experts and police.

Former President Donald Trump has yet to make any announcements about his plans for the 2024 presidential election.

A proposition before California voters would enshrine existing abortion rights in the state’s constitution. It wouldn’t specify what those rights are.

A viral video claims COVID vaccines change recipients’ DNA, making them no longer human. Experts say this is nonsense: mRNA cannot reach cells’ DNA.

There is no evidence Speaker Pelosi bought stock in a cannabis company before President Biden announced federal pardons for marijuana possession.

The pretrial release process is changing in Illinois, but there is still a process to hold suspects in violent felonies before trial.