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According to SpaceXMania, Musk’s stance came as a surprise to many.

Trump Didn’t Say People Should ‘Inject Bleach’ To Tackle COVID-19. Here’s What He Said

The Republican presidential candidate’s remarks near the start of the coronavirus pandemic have been repeatedly misrepresented.

“Families will no longer be able to sue their children’s schools over forced vaccination following the ruling,” one X user said.

The billionaire co-founder of Microsoft had some run-ins with the law when he was younger.

Online posts have long alleged that the tech magnate’s mother was the sister of Maxwell’s father, owing to their shared last name, Maxwell.

The unfounded claim was shared by conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, among others. It needs significant context.

The Microsoft co-founder was spotted at the summer sports extravaganza.

The former president’s remarks drew criticism at the start of the coronavirus pandemic, but were later taken out of context.

Trump’s confusing remarks near the start of the coronavirus pandemic were revived during the 2024 presidential campaign.

The Gates-funded SCoPEx project is no longer active, but misinformation about it lives on.