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First, Kinzinger Attacked a Cat, Now He's Flipping out Over a Frog and Elon Musk - Vimarsana News

First, Kinzinger Attacked a Cat, Now He's Flipping out Over a Frog and Elon Musk

Kinzinger once again shows he doesn't understand anything about internet culture.

Image is of North Carolina crash suspect, not Anderson Lee Aldrich - Vimarsana News

Image is of North Carolina crash suspect, not Anderson Lee Aldrich

Social media users are claiming a photo of a curly-haired man in a hooded sweatshirt is Anderson Lee Aldrich, who police accuse of opening fire on November 19, 2022 inside an LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado Springs, Colorado. This is false; the widely shared picture is of another man identified as the driver of a truck that fatally struck a girl during a holiday parade in North

Source: afp.com
There's Quite a Bit More to the Story of Adam Kinzinger Saving a Woman's Life - Vimarsana News

There's Quite a Bit More to the Story of Adam Kinzinger Saving a Woman's Life

Hogging all of the credit for a team effort isn't how servant leaders operate.

Crimea - Fact Check: Crimea bridge blast: What's real, and what's fake? - Vimarsana News

Crimea - Fact Check: Crimea bridge blast: What's real, and what's fake?

A truck, a boat and an ID card, the search for clues after the explosion is mired with fakes

Fact Check: Crimea bridge blast — what′s real, and what′s fake? | Europe | News and current affairs from around the continent | DW - Vimarsana News

Fact Check: Crimea bridge blast — what′s real, and what′s fake? | Europe | News and current affairs from around the continent | DW

A truck, a boat and an ID card — the search for clues after the Crimea bridge explosion is mired with fakes. One particularly clumsy deception comes from the Russian secret service, as our fact check shows.

Source: dw.com