Sara Swann

Hegseth's Jerusalem cross and ‘Deus Vult’ tattoos are rooted in the Crusades and have modern-day ties to far-right and white supremacist groups

The account shared screenshots of a supposed former student’s emails. But they contained multiple inconsistencies, undermining their credibility.

Experts say the argument that Vice President Kamala Harris’ ‘60 minutes’ interview violated campaign finance laws is far-fetched and baseless

Vance and Walz will face off for the first time Oct. 1 at the CBS News vice presidential debate in New York City

A Biden campaign spokesperson told PolitiFact on July 1 that O’Reilly’s post was not accurate

‘Cheap fake’ videos of Biden that have been selectively edited or taken out of context have flooded social media and are the subject of political spin

Alaskans voted in 2022 to change the state’s election system. Now, a local political group is leading efforts to repeal the new system.

No member of Congress has the authority to activate the DC National Guard. Only the president, defense secretary and US Army secretary do.

Federal law prohibits people with felony convictions from possessing or acquiring firearms

When deciding to name a minor suspect, news organizations should weigh a person’s right to privacy and the public’s right to know, experts say

The study, which has not been peer-reviewed, involved a different coronavirus and genetically engineered mice. The results don’t apply to humans.

In the 1990 movie, McCallister bought 10 items for a total of $19.83. The 2023 total for the same 10 products is $56.84.

There’s overwhelming evidence that human-caused climate change is warming the Earth and leading to more intense and frequent heat waves.

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In the days since Hamas militants launched an Oct. 7 attack on Israel, online misinformation has distorted the facts around the conflict.

Over the years, former President Donald Trump has made several claims about his involvement in recovery efforts after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.

The story was fabricated and originated on a satirical website. A spokesperson for ‘The View’ said the claim is not true.

Rather than broad government mandates, experts say some institutions may respond to rising case counts by implementing temporary mask requirements.

Some social media users are warning against eating popular snacks, desserts and drinks, claiming propylene glycol is cause for concern.

The claim originated from a satirical blog. Anheuser-Busch confirmed that the claim is false.