Nate Trela

An art installation demonstrating the potential for AI to have a role in religion wasn't set up to take confession.

Kamala Harris' star-studded list of endorsers drew attention, but there is no proof – and plenty of denials – that she paid for their support.

There is no evidence the election was rigged or that the destruction of a SpaceX satellite was part of a cover-up.

The WHO made no such admission. The COVID-19 vaccines cannot cause mpox, experts said.

Nearly 100 bodies had been found in North Carolina after hurricane Helene, less than a tenth of what is claimed on some social media posts.

A claim that basic needs cost a family $11,000 more annually today than they would have 18 months ago does not add up.

Eight men were charged with looting in eastern Tennessee, but a social media user fabricated details about what they did and their immigration status.

FEMA's strategic plan has a goal to improve equity in disaster relief. That is not the same thing as committing to "help out white people last."

Payments of up to $750 to survivors of Hurricane Helene are just the start of federal financial aid for the storm's victims, not the totality of it.

Video of Kamala Harris speaking in September 2024 in Atlanta was altered to slow her speech and create the impression she was drunk.