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Social media users jumped to conclusions over a quote circulating online.

Yes, Oklahoma’s new academic standards say to teach students 2020 election fraud myths as fact

Election fraud conspiracies promoted by U.S. President Donald Trump are now officially part of the state’s learning targets for high schoolers.

The new academic standards promote U.S. President Donald Trump and his allies’ groundless 2020 election conspiracy theories.

The story originated from Weekly World News, a tabloid known for fabricating stories.

The billionaire quickly changed the terms of his giveaway to fall just within Wisconsin state law.

Some people claimed the quote was proof that tech mogul Elon Musk helped U.S. President Donald Trump rig the election result in Pennsylvania.

He made the comment during a news conference with FIFA President Gianni Infantino.

One internet user captioned the quote: “Scary quote of the day.”

The list contains “adverse events” reported to Pfizer, which are not the same as side effects.

No scientific studies have established a causal relationship between the Pfizer vaccine and conditions that cause the excessive growth of breasts.