Not real news roundup: A look at what didn't happen this week
A Dutch event did not block unvaccinated people from seeing Santa, and myocarditis is often mild, contrary to online claims. Here are the facts.
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A Dutch event did not block unvaccinated people from seeing Santa, and myocarditis is often mild, contrary to online claims. Here are the facts.
CLAIM: Myriam Bourla, the wife of Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla, has died from complications of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine.
A Dutch event did not block unvaccinated people from seeing Santa, and myocarditis is often mild, contrary to online claims. Here are the facts.
Websites claiming there was a "media blackout" are almost always peddling fake news.
VATICAN: On Sunday, Jan. 10, the internet was abuzz with false reports of an overnight blackout at the Vatican, accompanied by a series of claims concerning Pope Francis, the Italian police, and the FBI. The claims were widely shared by conspiracy theorists, generating bewilderment and concern among Catholics around the world. What happened? On Jan. 10, a website called the Conservative Beaver published a report headlined “VATICAN BLACKOUT: Pope arrested on 80 count indictment for Child Trafficking, Fraud.” The article was widely shared on Twitter and triggered a spike in Google searches ...