Satire in May 2025
Sometimes we indulge in a bit of satire. None of what you read here is real but we hope you'll find it funny anyway!
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Fact Check: Woman With Passport From Nonexistent Country 'Torenza' Did NOT Arrive At JFK
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Fact Check: FAKE Quote About Trump Being 'Abused And Lied About Since Taking Office' Attributed To Various Celebrities -- Story Is Viet Spam
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Fact Check: Viral Quote Does NOT Accurately Represent Elizabeth Warren's Words About Mollie Tibbetts
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Fact Check: NO Evidence Argentine President Javier Milei Is Related To Netanyahu Or That They Have Same Surname
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Fact Check: Image Does NOT Prove Zelenskyy Received Israeli Passport In 2016
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Fact Check: President Trump DID Share A Depiction Of Himself As A Christ-Like Healer
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Fact Check: FAKE Video Shows Workers Creating A Dolphin-Shaped Swimming Pool -- It's AI
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Fact Check: FAKE Trump Truth Social Post Calls Australian PM Anthony Albanese 'Airbus' -- Fabricated Image
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Fact Check: FAKE Video Shows Tiger Escaping Enclosure While Keeper Cleans With Hose
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Fact Check: Trump Did NOT Urge His Catholic Supporters To Start A 'MAGA Reformation' And Form A New 'American Catholicism'
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Fact Check: Pope Did NOT Say 'Iran Can Have A Nuclear Weapon' -- He Has Argued Against Nuclear Weapons
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