A roundup of fact checks related to the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. | | | | There is no evidence Musk advocated for a ban on pride flags in schools. The claim originated from a satirical account. | | | | The Vikings said no such thing. The claim originated on a satirical website. | | | | The video does not show an authentic tornado in New York City. It appears to have been created by a video effects artist. | | | | McDonald's has not made any statement about whether Harris ever worked at the restaurant chain. | | | | Neither tornado shown in the video is authentic, according to meteorologists. | | | | There's no evidence the account belonged to the Georgia shooting suspect Colt Gray. The account has a history of changing its profile. | | | | The governor's eye is digitally altered in the video to make it appear swollen shut. Original footage of Hochul shows both eyes open normally. | | | | A site in Australia hosting a decades-old system for communicating with submarines is an unusual sight, but it is not built for devil worshippers. | | | | The video has been digitally altered. The face of the dancer was changed to resemble Walz. | | | | | | | Sign up for the news you want | Exclusive newsletters are part of your subscription, don't miss out! We're always working to add benefits for subscribers like you. | | | | Our Reporting. Your Stories. | | • | Full access to subscriber-only content on all devices.
| | • | Share bonus subscription with a family member or friend.
| | • | The universal eNewspaper, the digital version of our print paper, plus bonus monthly magazines and hundreds of local papers.
| | • | Original reporting of our hometown teams, from high school sports to the pros. | | | | | |
No comments:
Post a Comment