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Despite a fraying ceasefire that has prompted renewed American strikes against Iran, President Donald Trump continues to frame the military campaign as a major victory. Speaking at a Washington, D.C., gathering on July 23, Trump declared that the U.S. is performing exceptionally well against the Islamic Republic. He reinforced this sentiment during a July 29 … Read more

Claim: In July 2026, Sandra Bullock reportedly stated that her multiple myeloma—a rare blood cancer—had returned following 18 years in remission. <div class=”rating_wrapper”> <span class=”wrapper_title”>Rating:</span> <a id=”main_rating” class=”rating_link_wrapper” href=”https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/rating/false”> <div class=”rating_img_wrap”> <img class=”lazy-image” src=”https://mediaproxy.snopes.com/width/200/https://media.snopes.com/2018/03/rating-false.png” alt=”False”/> </div> </a> </div> </section> <input type=”hidden” id=”article_url” value=”/fact-check/sandra-bullock-cancer-ai/”/> <p dir=”ltr”><span>A fabricated story began circulating across social media platforms in late … Read more

An image circulated online in July 2026, purportedly showing Donald Trump’s aide Natalie Harp carrying a bag filled with adult diapers for the president. The image depicted Harp holding a black handbag that appeared to contain several white items, with a man in a military uniform walking behind her. This image, however, has been digitally … Read more

At a May conference in Washington D.C., a 23-year-old panelist shared a deeply personal account of a distressing condition she attributed to her antidepressant use: a complete loss of sexual and emotional function. She described experiencing genital numbness and an inability to feel love for her mother, connect with friends, or find pleasure in music. … Read more

A policy change by the Tullahoma City Schools Board of Education has led to claims online that LGBTQ+ Pride flags are being banned from public schools. The school board did vote in October 2025 to modify its policy on displays within schools. The revised policy restricts the flags and other displays, such as banners and … Read more

A video circulating online in July 2026 claims to show Black children protecting Latino neighbors from a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer. The footage depicts several young Black individuals using water balloons and water guns, as well as dumping water on a man in what appears to be a uniform and tactical vest. … Read more

Social media has been abuzz with a claim originating from Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). Posts circulating online allege that Iranian forces successfully destroyed three US F-35 stealth fighters and three other aircraft during a recent engagement at an American air base. This assertion has quickly gained traction on various platforms, leading to questions … Read more

The U.S. administration under President Donald Trump announced the discontinuation of a Medicare subsidy program designed to lower prescription drug costs. Rumors circulated online in late July 2026 regarding the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services’ (CMS) intention to end government subsidies for Medicare Part D, a program that assists beneficiaries with prescription expenses. Social … Read more

The claim that Anthony Fauci, former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, wrote in his diary that President Donald Trump was not interested in the pandemic and was instead focused on preventing Joe Biden’s presidency is correct. Fauci’s unredacted diary entries were released during a Senate committee hearing in late July … Read more

Reports circulating online suggest President Donald Trump expressed significant frustration during a high-level White House security meeting concerning the administration’s strategy towards Iran. These claims gained traction following an NBC News report detailing internal divisions and disagreements over Iran policy within the administration. Social media posts, including one from @HormuzLetter, quickly amplified the narrative, stating … Read more