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Lead Stories is a fact checking website that is always looking for the latest false, deceptive or
inaccurate stories (or media) making the rounds on the internet.
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Fact Check: Tattooed Man Wearing Horns Storming The Capitol Is NOT Antifa/Pedophile -- He Is A QAnon/Trump Supporter
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Fact Check: 'Big Tech' CANNOT Prevent Child Porn From Circulating On The Internet
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Fact Check: Searches For Vaccines For HIV, Cancer, The Cold And COVID-19 Each Present Distinct Challenges
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Fact Check: Context of Bill Gates TED Talk Quote About Lowering Population Growth By 10 or 15 Percent With Vaccines
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Fact Check: Jeff Foxworthy Is NOT Behind Viral 'You Might Live In A Nation That Was Founded By Geniuses But Is Run By Idiots' Essay
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Fact Check: CBS News Did NOT Report A Florida Man Kidnapped 27 People To Force Them To Play Yahtzee
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Fact Check: Military Band Was NOT Playing 'Hit The Road Jack' Outside White House Gates
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Fact Check: Gen. John E. Hyten, Vice Chairman Of The Joint Chiefs Of Staff, Does NOT Have A Telegram Account -- Did NOT Say 'Hold The Line'
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Fact Check: Georgia County Meant To Order 250,000 Individual Voter Applications, NOT 25 Million
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Fact Check: NO Evidence This Tonic Recipe Will Change Outcomes For People Infected With COVID-19
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Fact Check: National Guard Commanders Have NOT Confiscated All Ammo And Magazines From Troops Guarding The Capitol
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Fact Check: This Is NOT A Photo Of Nancy Pelosi Being Arrested By 'U.S. Marshalls' -- She's Walking To Her Office
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Fact Check: CBS News Did NOT Report A Florida Man Kidnapped 27 People To Force Them To Play Yahtzee
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