A story circulating online in June 2026 claimed that police arrested a woman in Memphis, Tennessee, named Tammy Sue Pickens, after she reportedly listed her husband for sale on Facebook Marketplace. The alleged listing offered him for $100 or best offer. Posts on platforms like X, Facebook, and Threads shared this narrative, often accompanied by … Read more
A social media post has circulated claiming that Melania Trump threatened to sue Kentucky Congressman Thomas Massie with the phrase “to the Moon and back” if he mentioned her name in connection with Jeffrey Epstein’s files. The post, which appeared on Facebook, alleged that Mrs. Trump stated she was “no victim, and no call girl” … Read more
Social media is abuzz with claims that Stephen Miller, a White House official, has set up a booth at the Great American State Fair with a banner questioning attendees’ “whiteness.” Accompanying posts feature images seemingly depicting Miller in front of such a booth. However, this viral claim has been debunked. A thorough investigation reveals no … Read more
Amidst heightened scrutiny of immigration policies and ICE operations, a story has gained traction online: a nun was reportedly detained by ICE on her way to Sunday Mass in McAllen, Texas. The claim, circulating widely on social media, identifies the nun as Sister Letty and states she was apprehended on a Sunday morning while en … Read more
The announcement of President Donald Trump’s plan to redevelop the East Potomac Golf Links into a premier public golf course, set to begin in September 2026, has sparked a viral claim on social media. An X (formerly Twitter) post alleged that this project necessitates the removal of the city’s oldest cherry tree. This claim, amplified … Read more
A United States Air Force trainee has died from influenza at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas. The trainee was one of almost 300 military personnel who became sick during a recent flu outbreak at the base. Reference
The Ebola Bundibugyo virus outbreak in Africa has led to over 1,354 infections and 401 deaths across the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Uganda. Health officials are actively monitoring for potential spread into new regions within the DRC. In Uganda, a child has died from Marburg virus, a disease similar to Ebola that … Read more
The Supreme Court’s recent decision affirmed that birthright citizenship, as defined by the 14th Amendment, applies to virtually all individuals born in the United States. This interpretation, according to constitutional and immigration law experts, means that ending birthright citizenship would necessitate a constitutional amendment, rather than simple legislation. President Donald Trump had suggested that Congress … Read more
The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a comprehensive guide to help nations combat the escalating threat of fungal infections and the growing problem of antifungal resistance. This newly released document offers a strategic framework for bolstering both national and regional efforts against fungal diseases, which impact over 300 million individuals annually but often go … Read more
The U.S. Supreme Court’s affirmation of birthright citizenship has drawn criticism from some allies of President Donald Trump, who contend that this right has facilitated “birth tourism.” This term refers to pregnant women traveling from abroad to the U.S. to give birth, thereby securing citizenship for their children. House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., stated that … Read more