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After a Russian missile strike on Kyiv fueled misleading claims and propaganda, Kyrlo Budanov mockingly said he joined the "squad of immortal commanders."

An image circulating on social media this month drew suspicions amid an influx of AI-generated misinformation targeting prominent public figures.

The judge has been described as "pro-Trump" by some of the former presidents opponents, but did a photo show her sporting MAGA "bling"?

A video appeared to feature his GOP primary rival embracing ex-Centers for Disease Control and Prevention chief Anthony Fauci, but the images were AI-generated.

The U.S. senators "best money weve ever spent" comment was swiftly pounced on by Russian officials and media, who even called for his assassination.

Security measures that followed Jan. 6 riots have been misleadingly tied to the U-Haul truck White House incident and a missing shipment of ammonium nitrate.

Several quotes from the Congressional testimony of Americas top military chief in Europe have been ripped out of context, Misinformation Watch finds.

An online post claimed that Sen. Krysten Sinemas net worth has grown by $6 million since 2018.

Pro-Moscow accounts also claimed "heightened radiation levels" were detected in the area following a series of Russian missile strikes on Western Ukraine.

Allegations against Moscow by tKemal Kilicdaroglu echo those made following Donald Trumps 2016 election victory.