Red Feed in February 2025
If you only want to read fact checks about misinformation, lies or falsehoods being spread about right-wing, conservative, Christian, Republican or pro-Trump people, causes, groups or issues: stay on this page. If you prefer only the other perspective, try the Blue Feed. If you want to read all our fact checks without bias, go here.
Previous || Next
Thursday, February 27, 2025
Monday, February 24, 2025
- Fact Check: Video Does NOT Prove Elon Musk Left Son When Exiting MAGA Victory Rally Stage -- Video Cut Short
- Fact Check: President Trump DID Post Meme Of SpongeBob SquarePants 'Got Done Last Week' List
Tuesday, February 18, 2025
Sunday, February 16, 2025
- Fact Check: FAKE Ashley St. Clair Post Mentions Conceiving Elon's Baby With IVF And DNA From 'Other Organisms'
- Fact Check: TikTok Video Does NOT Show Pete Hegseth Drinking Bourbon Whiskey From A Glass During NATO Press Conference
Saturday, February 15, 2025
Thursday, February 13, 2025
- Fact Check: Trump State Department Did NOT Begin Procurement Process For $400 Million Armored Tesla Vehicles
- Fact Check: 2025 Poll Does NOT Say Germans Think Trump Is World's Greatest Threat To Peace -- Poll Was From 2019
Wednesday, February 12, 2025
- Fact Check: NO Evidence Trump Signed Executive Order Setting Two-Year Deadline For Residents To Leave Public Housing As Of February 12, 2025
- Fact Check: Karoline Leavitt Did NOT Say 'Jesus Didn't Have Electricity Either' When Discussing Tariffs
Tuesday, February 11, 2025
Monday, February 10, 2025
- Fact Check: Photo Does NOT Show Man Flipping Off Trump During 2025 Super Bowl -- It Was Taken In 2023
- Fact Check: FAKE Screenshot Shows Trump Post Claiming Chiefs 'Focused on DEI Nonsense' and Eagles Got 'USAID Money Flowing' -- No Such Post
- Fact Check: Edited Video Captioned 'Boo The Bastard' Does NOT Show Trump Being Booed At 2025 Super Bowl -- Old Video, Audio Added
Sunday, February 9, 2025
- Fact Check: NO Evidence Coca-Cola Called ICE On Their Own Workers in Texas -- Company Denies Rumor
- Fact Check: President Trump Did NOT Post About Education Department Developing Fork & Spoon Hybrid -- Fake Screenshot
Friday, February 7, 2025
About Us
Lead Stories is a fact checking website that is always looking for the latest false, misleading, deceptive or inaccurate stories, videos or images going viral on the internet.
Spotted something? Let us know!.
Lead Stories is a:
WhatsApp Tipline
Have a tip or a question? Chat with our friendly robots on WhatsApp!
Add our number +1 (404) 655-4223, follow this link or scan the image below with your phone:
@leadstories
Most Read
-
-
Fact Check: Photo Of Bricks Was NOT Taken In Los Angeles During Protests In Early June 2025
Fact Check
-
Fact Check: Tom Cruise Did NOT Mock Karoline Leavitt's Husband At Awards Ceremony
Fact Check
-
Fact Check: Video Of 'Bikers On Their Way To Los Angeles' Shows Bikers In Los Angeles in 2022
Fact Check
-
Fact Check: FIFA Did NOT Move The World Cup 2026 From The United States Because Of Trump's Immigration Policies -- No Move Announced
Fact Check
-
Fact Check: Image Claimed To Show '1930 Russian/Soviet Tarantaika' Is NOT Real Photo
Fact Check
-
Fact Check: Peyton Manning Does NOT Have an Adopted Daughter Named Lily
Fact Check
Most Recent
-
Fact Check: Video of 2022 Attack On Kyiv Does NOT Show Iranian Drone Attack In Israel in June 2025
Fact Check
-
Fact Check: California Democratic Party Did NOT Buy 200 Pallets of Bricks -- Story Started as Satire
Fact Check
-
Fact Check: Peyton Manning Does NOT Have an Adopted Daughter Named Lily
Fact Check
-
Fact Check: Video Does NOT Prove U.S. Military Tanks 'Patrolled' Washington, D.C. on June 11, 2025
Fact Check
-
Fact Check: Recycled 2022 Video Does NOT Show 'Bikers on the way to California to back ICE agents' In June 2025
Fact Check
-
'T-Mellon Events' 'Seat Fillers' Ad On Craigslist About June 14 Military Parade: What We Know
Fact Check
-
Fact Check: Video Does NOT Show AI171 Air India Crash in June 2025
Fact Check