Snopes Fact Checks – Conspiracy Resource

Trump has criticized wind energy, but there is no evidence he posted about Iran “pushing” wind into the U.S. through “secret atmospheric corridors.”

Pfizer didn’t say hantavirus is side effect of its COVID-19 vaccine, contrary to online claims

Those eager to discredit Pfizer’s mRNA vaccine, which is safe and effective, exploited the cruise ship outbreak.

The defense secretary made the claim during a Congressional hearing.

Just because a person is on Minnesota’s registration system does not mean they are listed among the state’s eligible voters.

The president had choice words for O’Donnell during an appearance on “60 Minutes,” but a screenshot of an alleged post from Trump was fake.

The New York Democrat did once speak about a Washington, D.C., measure to allow noncitizens to vote in local elections.

The pro-Trump quote circulated in memes and posts, but there’s no evidence Cardinal Timothy Dolan ever said it.

Vice President JD Vance falsely suggested an email in the Epstein files mentioning pizza and grape soda might verify the long-debunked rumor.

While Winfrey did endorse Fetterman during his 2022 Senate run, this claim was satirical.

There is no evidence Clinton revealed any such illness in March 2026.