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As heavy floods drenched Dubai in April 2024, a video of fish squirming about on a supermarket floor surfaced in Facebook posts that falsely claimed it showed an incident in the Middle East financial centre. The footage was in fact filmed years earlier in Georgia. It circulated in news reports from February 2018 about fish at a store in the Georgian capital Tbilisi that were left flopping around on the floor after their tank shattered.

Judge rules decision to sack Toffee Tam was ‘so harsh and oppressive’, it must have involved ‘some error of law’.

Michigan Judge Kristen Simmons, while presiding over the case against several individuals facing felony charges for submitting false electoral votes for former President Donald Trump in 2020, began court Tuesday with a warning: Cut the social media posts. Simmons said at no time should photos be taken of witnesses, “nor should there Facebook posts or […] The post Judge in fake electors case warns social media posts during court could rise to criminal charges appeared first on Michi...

A photo of a chain coming out of a hole in the ground was shared with an inspiring story. Snopes looked for the answer to why the chain was buried.

Chippewa County attorneys said in a court filing they will argue for an aggravated sentence for Joseph Rongstad

Chippewa County attorneys said in a court filing they will argue for an aggravated sentence for Joseph Rongstad, 41. He was arrested Jan. 11, 2024, after an hours-long standoff with law enforcement.

Chippewa County attorneys said in a court filing they will argue for an aggravated sentence for Joseph Rongstad

Images shared across social media appear to show an array of Democratic politicians posing with an anti-Donald Trump T-shirt that says: "Nope. Not again." But the photos are doctored; the original pictures do not show the design, and there is no evidence the leaders have promoted it.

A video of a troop of monkeys brawling on a street in Thailand has been viewed thousands of times in Facebook posts that falsely claim they were heading to a contentious Hindu temple built on the ruins of a mosque in India. The video was shared online in India's neighbour Bangladesh, which is home to a Hindu minority of about 17 million people.