We checked viral messages claiming Pope Francis wrote the "Prayer of Happiness", a motivational message about loss and joy.

We checked viral claims suggesting a DNA test proved King Charles isn’t the biological father of William and Harry.

We checked posts claiming the trailer for “The Devil Wears Prada 2” with Anne Hathaway and Meryl Streep has been officially released.

We checked messages claiming the official trailer for "Top Gun 3: The Final Flight" with Tom Cruise and Keanu Reeves has been released.

We fact-checked messages claiming that the blackout in European countries marked the start of a three-day global blackout.

We fact-checked messages claiming a mother adopted a boy and discovered he was her missing son after 10 years.

The videos circulating on YouTube do not show real prophecies from Billy Graham about April, May, or any other month of 2025. They are manipulated content using old sermon excerpts and AI-generated ...

We checked messages claiming that all Starbucks cups hold the same volume and that the company deceives its customers.

We fact-checked messages claiming China and Toyota developed a water-powered engine and explained what was actually announced.

There has been no shortage of fake news going viral after the death of Pope Francis. Now, a video is circulating on social media supposedly showing images from Pope Francis’ funeral at the Vatican.

After Pope Francis’ funeral, a video began circulating on social media showing hundreds of birds flying over St. Peter’s Square in the Vatican. The impressive scene was interpreted by many as a ...