Was comedian Michelle Wolf fired by Comedy Central and let go from her role as contributing writer on The Daily Show after her remarks at the White House Press Correspondents' Association Dinner? No, that's not true: the news originated on a site that makes up news that is guaranteed to get a rise out of conservatives and Trump supporters so…
Did Queen Elizabeth II of England die aged 94 today and were her final words about not trusting Donald Trump? No, that's not true: the "news" came from a satirical fake news site that has made it a mission to troll conservatives and Trump supporters in order to mock them when they spread the fake articles appearing on the website.…
Did Queen Elisabeth II of Britain record a speech about an imminent global war being planned by certain forces? Almost certainly not because the only source for this "news" is a website with an extremely unreliable reputation that claims it got the info from an unnamed "BBC production staff" member. The story appeared on YourNewsWire where an article was published…
A fake news website with a misleading URL trying to pass itself as The Guardian (http://theguard1an.com) posted a hoax article titled: "BREAKING NEWS: Queen Elizabeth II is Dead". This follows on the (real) news that there was an unexpected meeting for all royal household staff at Buckingham palace earlier this morning and rampant speculation on Twitter what it was all…
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