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Opening a text message announcing U.S. President Donald Trump's arrest will result in your bank account being attacked. A ...

After the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro in early January 2026, AI-generated images purportedly showing him ...

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After U.S. forces captured the Venezuelan leader in January 2026, fabricated images showing him in custody spread online.

On Jan. 10, 2026, a rumor claimed that an oil executive had an unusual complaint about U.S. President Donald Trump's alleged ...

The letter was real and sent to postal workers, but it didn't signal a new policy or departure from normal practices.

Snopes linked the domain to an email address owned by Mark Davis, a candidate for Congress in Florida's 16th District.