Imagine a country with deep political divisions, where different groups don't trust each other and violence seems likely. Now ...

A photograph (archived) shared in a thread posted to X on April 8, 2025, claimed to show the "real size" of various animals, including a large, two-footed bearlike animal that towers over a man. The ...

In the past week, Russia has sat back watching all of the chaos, and now a Russian embassy in Kenya has responded with a meme: ...

Jim Dyke's recent cartoon calling out the Associated Press as "fake" prompted me to count the number of AP and non-AP news stories in the Sunday edition of the News Tribune.

“Most of his certificates are fake. If he conducted these medical procedures, they are all violations. We are getting in touch with all the hospitals he may have worked with,” the officer said.

“So I took my mother’s maiden name because it was real.” Still, the actor recognizes that his self-chosen stage name comes with some pronunciation hurdles. Some are still learning that its ...

Ange Postecoglou has been quizzed about Arsenal’s chants about Tottenham against Real Madrid in the Champions League on Tuesday. Arsenal supporters poked fun at their north London rivals during ...

One of the most celebrated varieties of mangoes is the Alphonso, but distinguishing between fake and real ones can be tricky. The expanding markets for Alphonso mean that the streets are flooded with ...

Sharing a screenshot of a Shopee listing for a Louis Vuitton bag, the Stomper said: "The photo of the product on seller's page is photoshopped to hide the LV logo, which I've circled in red. "Compare ...

Gauff used a meme trend doing the rounds online with the tagline: "When bro's name is so iconic that his real name is just a myth." The pictures accompanying the tagline range from anime ...

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Participants took a test to judge whether news headlines were real or fake, and those in Generation Z, women, conservatives, and less-educated individuals were more likely to believe misinformation.