In March 2026, social media users shared the claim that U.S. President Donald Trump was giving shoes to people in his administration that didn't fit because he was guessing their ...

A rumor that former U.S. President George W. Bush once proclaimed he'd quit playing golf during the Iraq War out of respect for the families of those serving in the military circulated on the internet ...

In March 2026, as the U.S. and Israel's war with Iran was escalating, posts circulating on social media claimed that only 23% of Americans could point to Iran on a map. The posts often included ...

He was speaking out against legislation to ban transgender children from joining youth sports teams not aligned with their gender assigned at birth.

Online users alleged the Israeli government used artificial intelligence to hide the fact the prime minister died during an ...

The fundraising bid hit supporters' inboxes on March 12, offering "unfiltered updates on the threats facing America." ...

In all three instances Trump made such a statement, he appeared to be referring not to people in Iran, as some posts claimed, ...

No reputable journalists have obtained and published Katie Johnson's real address or name, making this claim impossible to ...

As of this writing, the voting issues legislation does not include provisions on trans health care and athletes, despite ...

An unsubstantiated claim circulated on social media blaming an Iranian missile for the deadly strike on the Minab girls' ...

The unnamed Secret Service agent allegedly said Trump calls him by his "actual name" and knows details about his family.

Open the Books, an organization dedicated to watching government spending, published its report on March 9, 2026.