Previous Troubling Reports

​The article disseminates misinformation by suggesting that President Trump can unilaterally abolish the Department of Education through executive action, overlooking the constitutional requirement for Congressional approval to dismantle a federally established agency.

Misquotes and misinterprets what the Representative says where she wants to punch with conservatives in their races specifically highlighting Ted Cruz. The article takes this term as she wants to physically assault conservatives like Ted Cruz but what she means is she wants the democratic parties political races to be more aggressive.

Headline: "Tulsi Gabbard: Trump and Putin Are 'Very Good Friends'" Issue: The Associated Press published a story falsely claiming that U.S. Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, stated President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin were "very good friends." In reality, Gabbard was referring to Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. ​ New York Post Date of Article: March 17, 2025​ New York Post +1 The Guardian +1 Link to Article: Associated Press Removes Story Wrongly Claiming Tulsi Gabbard Said Trump, Putin Are 'Very Good Friends'​ New York Post Explanation: This article misrepresented Gabbard's statement, leading to misinformation about international relations. Such inaccuracies can mislead the public and strain diplomatic ties.

Elon Musk's twitter does not generate any reference to the claim that Musk has purportedly launched a public campaign to terminate “The View”, and there is no other evidence supporting the claim.

Misleading title that suggests that the COVID vaccine is what ended George Foreman's life, even though there is no mention of it in the article itself.

The article spreads misinformation by making false comparisons between Nazi Germany and current political issues in the U.S. It compares the violent persecution of Jews during Kristallnacht in 1938 to exaggerated claims about attacks on Tesla and Elon Musk. The article also inaccurately portrays Musk as being involved in government policies like cutting federal spending and leading the Dogecoin movement, which isn’t true.

The article attempts to blame the left for the doxxing of Tesla owners’ information on a platform called Dogequest, which urges owners to sell their Teslas before their information is removed from the map. It claims that this behavior is part of a broader pattern of leftist violence that has emerged in response to Democrats' political losses. However, anti-Musk sentiment is not a new trend, and many people across the political spectrum have expressed dissatisfaction with the power and actions of Musk, a non-elected official. This framing is troubling because it polarizes the issue, creating the false belief that only the left is responsible for a 'dangerous departure from peaceful dissent'—as if we had not all witnessed the events of January 6.

The article attempts to blame the left for the doxxing of Tesla owners’ information on a platform called Dogequest, which urges owners to sell their Teslas before their information is removed from the map. It claims that this behavior is part of a broader pattern of leftist violence that has emerged in response to Democrats' political losses. However, anti-Musk sentiment is not a new trend, and many people across the political spectrum have expressed dissatisfaction with the power and actions of Musk, a non-elected official. This framing is troubling because it polarizes the issue, creating the false belief that only the left is responsible for a 'dangerous departure from peaceful dissent'—as if we had not all witnessed the events of January 6.

The article has no facts or details supporting its claim. Uses offensive and polarizing language to try to explain how democrats are afraid and bully trump.

The article has no facts or details supporting its claim. Uses offensive and polarizing language to try to explain how democrats are afraid and bully trump.

The claims made by Newsmax were baseless and defamatory, leading to legal action and a substantial settlement

An instance of fake news in the past couple of weeks revolves around the Epstein files, which have become a hot topic in the media, especially with speculation about potential further releases by the Trump administration. This has created an opportunity for conspiracy theorists and purveyors of misinformation to spread false and sensationalized claims targeting political adversaries. One such example is an article titled FBI Insider Leaks Epstein File from PeoplesVoice.tv, which alleges that newly released Epstein files reveal that Barack Obama sexually assaulted underage boys at a White House party. There is no evidence, documentation, or credible sourcing to support this claim—the article appears to be purely provocative and designed to generate outrage. Nonetheless, it serves as a clear example of how misinformation can spread, particularly in politically charged environments.