Did Robert Downey Jr. blow the whistle on an elite Hollywood pedophile ring? No, that's not true: Robert Downey Jr.'s representative told Fox News he never made the comments being falsely attributed to him about a purported Hollywood pedophile ring. The claim originated on NeonNettle.com, but that story was since deleted. It re-appeared as an article (archived here) originally published…

Did the Federal Government cancel an eighty million dollar contract with Nike after the announcement the company gave Colin Kaepernick a contract to appear in their ads? No, that's not true: the government contract is completely fictional and was invented by a liberal site which tries to get gullible conservatives and Trump supporters to share fake news. The entire story…

Did the Miami Dolphins fire two kneeling players just before the pre-season kickoff? No, that's not true: the "news" was published by a satirical website that tries to get conservatives and Trump supporters to like and share over-the-top fake news with plenty of satire disclaimers and hints spread around the page so fans of the site can then mock them…

Has Paracetamol, the popular medicine used against pain and fever, been banned by the National Health Service in the U.K.? No, that is a highly misleading headline. People can still buy Paracetamol over the counter in Britain and it is still relatively cheap. So why the uproar? Take this an article published on March 29, 2018 by Unilad titled "Paracetamol…

Famous fake/satire website Freedum Junkshun posted an article titled "BREAKING: Black Hockey Player FIRED After Raising Fist During National Anthem" which opened: The NFL may be coddling black athletes who are protesting our police force, our flag, and our veterans by kneeling, but the National Hockey League refuses to do the same. On Sunday, J.T. Brown of the Tampa Bay…