In September 2026, a screenshot (archived) circulated online that social media users claimed authentically showed a post from U.S. President Donald Trump that banned listening to the Canadian rock ...

Posts claimed the late actor started buying houses for the veterans in 1950, years before the U.S. entered the conflict.

In September, a rumor spread online about an Australian man riding high after entering a cannabis plant in the tomato category of a local garden competition — and winning the first place prize. ...

In September 2026, a claim circulated online that Florida had become the first U.S. state to bar recipients of temporary cash assistance from spending it on "nonessential" items s ...

A rumor spread online that the White House misspelled United States as "Unites States" on its "super intelligence" accord. Trump and a group of tech leaders signed the document on Tuesday, reportedly ...

The typo appears under Trump's signature on the accord, which is reportedly aimed at addressing fears about AI technology.

Mental and social health programs, as well as teacher education degrees, would likely be among the most impacted.

Rumors that Cornell University was forcibly removed from the Ivy League, the collegiate athletic conference that includes eight of the United States' oldest and most-prestigious universities, ...

In a statement, the airline urged people to not speculate about what had happened while authorities gathered the facts.

The claim that a video shows shoppers in a U.K. grocery store standing in gender-segregated lines is still under ...

Throughout 2026, Snopes readers searched our website to find out whether numerous videos truly show a singer named George Paul performing music, including Christian songs, on NBC's competition TV show ...

Madonna Coffman, founder of Locks of Love, said misconceptions about her charity have caused "great harm" over the years.