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2020 video game
Claims that Donald Trump’s ancestors were “racist Nazis” are mixed between unsupported sensational reports and discussions about fascist sympathies in U.S. history. Primary reporting in the provided s...
During an April 23, 2020 White House briefing Donald Trump discussed research into whether disinfectants or ultraviolet light might be used “inside” the body to deal with coronavirus — language many l...
Mainstream science and reputable fact‑checkers say the “elite adrenochrome harvesting” story is a modern conspiracy with no credible evidence: adrenochrome is an oxidation product of adrenaline that c...
No criminal indictment or charge accusing Donald J. Trump of crimes involving minors has been filed that is supported by verified reporting; multiple fact-checks and news outlets have debunked viral c...
Available reporting lays out how to detect and evaluate AI-generated or AI-assisted websites but does not identify a single definitive test that proves a given website is “run by AI”; guidance centers...
Several established fact‑checking outlets and verification organizations have documented, investigated, or developed tools to detect synthetic media used to impersonate journalists; prominent names ap...
Reported deaths that occur after COVID-19 vaccination are not, by default, proof that the vaccine caused the death; post‑vaccination death reports are signals that require investigation, and multiple ...
Available reporting and reputable scientific sources show no confirmed link between adrenochrome use and human trafficking; mainstream scientific coverage describes adrenochrome as an oxidized product...
Fact‑checkers across Reuters, USA Today, Logically, AFP/CEDMO and other outlets concluded the viral clips do not show Buzz Aldrin admitting the Apollo 11 Moon landing was faked; instead, they found he...
Major, long-standing fact‑checking organizations — including PolitiFact, FactCheck.org, The Washington Post’s Fact Checker, Snopes and international outlets such as AAP and Logically — have the instit...
A direct, evidence-based comparison is not possible from the available reporting because there is no sourced documentation of Factually.co’s verification and sourcing practices in the materials provid...
Meta’s recent decision to end its third‑party fact‑checking program and lean on community notes marks a major shift in how misinformation may be labeled on its platforms, a move critics say undermines...
No — there is no credible evidence that Hillary Rodham Clinton has been arrested; multiple reputable fact‑checks and news organizations traced recurring viral claims of her arrest to conspiracy outlet...
There is not enough reporting in the provided sources to evaluate Factually.Co directly; therefore this analysis compares what is documented about established fact‑checkers (Snopes, PolitiFact and pee...
A reliable debunk of Jeffrey Epstein–international intelligence conspiracies rests on careful lateral reading of original documents and the consensus of independent fact‑checking organizations such as...
German law still criminalizes possession, acquisition and distribution of child sexual images, but recent legislative changes lowered mandatory minimum sentences so some offenses under Section 184b St...
Fact-checking is performed by a mix of independent nonprofits, legacy newsrooms, automated AI tools, and new platform-scale monitors; each brings strengths and systematic weaknesses that affect accura...