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Fact Check: AI Glitches In Video Showing Bodies Moving 'On Their Own' Next To Nurse Or Doctor In Morgue
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Fact Check: Video Of Donald Trump Touching Bill Clinton's Crotch Is NOT Real -- It's AI-Generated
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Fact Check: Fake AP Screenshot About Ghislaine Maxwell's Golden Retriever And Horse Bubba -- No Such Article
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Fact Check: Pete Hegseth NOT Sued For $50 Or $60 Million By Dozens Of Celebrities After On-Air Clash -- Copy Pasted Clickbait
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Fact Check: 'Bubba' Reference In Mark Epstein Email To Brother Jeffrey Epstein Was Not About Trump And A Horse -- Spokesperson Confirmed
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Fake News: Texas Man Did NOT Kidnap 79 People to Anally Probe Them Disguised As An Alien
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Fact Check: Video Of Mom Giraffe Handing Baby Giraffe To Safari Tourists Through Car Window Is NOT Real -- It's AI Generated
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Fact Check: President Trump DID Tell A Female Reporter 'Quiet, Piggy' When She Asked A Question About Epstein Files
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Fact Check: REAL Photo Shows Flag Behind Trump Apparently At Ground Level -- White House Denies It Touched Ground
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Fact Check: Kash Patel And A Dozen Other Prominent Americans Are NOT Paying Off Hundreds Of Thousands In Student Lunch Debt -- It's Web Traffic-Baiting 'Viet Spam'
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Fact Check: Fox News Aired NO Report That Trump Declared 'NESARA/GESARA' Financial System Law Of The Land -- Rumor Promoted By QAnon Accounts
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Fact Check: White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt Did NOT Say That 'Trump' Named In Epstein Files Is 'Another Person With The Same Name'
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Fact Check: Missing Blue Ridge Toddler Jacob Riley Was NOT Seen Alive With A Pack Of Wolves On Trail Camera Footage -- Fake News Story
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