Myths About the Moon Landing
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Read moreAdvertisment: In November 2020, former U.S. President Donald Trump’s disinformation campaign about the presidential election results was in full swing. The campaign consisted of lies about the election results, in which Trump lost to current U.S. President Joe Biden. Fox
Read moreAdvertisment: In November 2020, former U.S. President Donald Trump’s disinformation campaign about the presidential election results was in full swing. The campaign consisted of lies about the election results, in which Trump lost to current U.S. President Joe Biden. Fox
Read moreAdvertisment: Claim: The tweet that got Ye suspended for “incitement of violence” actually contained a symbol associated with the UFO-focused religion known as the International Raëlian Movement. Context Ye did post the symbol of a UFO-based religious movement containing both
Read moreAdvertisment: Claim: A photograph of astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin proves the 1969 moon landing was faked because a ceiling is visible in the background. Fact Check In July 2022, some social media users shared a copypasta meme that
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