The fake statement played on various claims about autism, Tylenol, vaccines and radiation that Kennedy has made in the past.

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A photo appeared to show an altered U.S. flag with a swastika behind a staffer in Taylor's office, prompting public outcry and an investigation.

Rumors that a major California freeway would be shut down for a missile demonstration were refuted in a statement from the Marine Corps.

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One Facebook user, citing a warning supposedly heard on the radio, called the supposed update a "long-running scam and hoax, not an official update from WhatsApp." According to the post, messages ...

According to users' posts, a man stole a car with a baby in the back seat, then returned to reprimand the mother.

Organizations supporting Second Amendment gun-ownership rights bristled at a court order to submit member lists to government bodies.

Casper Planet, a satirical Facebook page, first posted the story online alongside an AI-generated image originally shared by another Facebook page.