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Quick Bit: CLAIM: A transgender woman posted a photo of herself holding a gun and calling for violence against Christians, referencing a “Trans Day of Vengeance.” AP’S ASSESSMENT: False.
Quick Bit: CLAIM: A photo of a person holding a sign featuring pink, blue and white guns and the words “trans rights… or else” shows the shooter who killed six people at a private Christian school i
Quick Bit: CLAIM: Dead bodies are being liquified and fed to the living through a process called aquamation. AP’S ASSESSMENT: False.
Quick Bit: CLAIM: Air fryers emit a dangerous electromagnetic field that can harm a person’s DNA and cells. AP’S ASSESSMENT: False. Experts and appliance companies say the fryers don’t use radiation t
Quick Bit: CLAIM: A newly released document shows porn actor Stormy Daniels admitting she never had an affair with former President Donald Trump. AP’S ASSESSMENT: Missing context.
Quick Bit: A roundup of some of the most popular but completely untrue stories and visuals of the week. None of these are legit, even though they were shared widely on social media. The Associated Pre
Quick Bit: CLAIM: The gay dating app Grindr says if Florida doesn’t stop passing homophobic and transphobic laws, it will reveal every Republican legislator and party official who secretly uses the ap
Quick Bit: CLAIM: It is a double standard that former President Donald Trump may be indicted over alleged hush money payments to women who accused him of sexual encounters, while former President Bill
Quick Bit: CLAIM: Rudy Giuliani has fired Alvin Bragg, Manhattan’s district attorney, for his “fake prosecution” of former President Donald Trump. AP’S ASSESSMENT: False. Giuliani is a former New York
