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97,921 published reviewsThe video shows a lord Shiva temple in Bulak Garhi, Uttar Pradesh, desecrated by Muslims by spray-painting “I Love Muhammad” on its walls.
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
FACTLY reports that Aligarh Police identified four Hindu youths as arrested in connection with the temple graffiti, with another accused absconding. Police said the graffiti was intended to frame two Muslim men with whom members of the group had personal disputes.
"This video shows the UAE-backed RSF terrorizing a mother and her children in Sudan."
Publisher’s rating: Rating unavailable
ఒక ఆవు భక్తితో శివలింగం ముందు మోకరిల్లిన నిజమైన సంఘటన యొక్క వీడియో
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
Tesla introduces a compact Tiny House worth $7,789 with a 76 m² interior area, comes assembled and equipped with solar panels, batteries, a microclimate system for full autonomy
Publisher’s rating: Misleading
The review says Tesla did not announce or sell a consumer-ready Tiny House with the claimed specifications. It reports that Tesla’s related project was a promotional demonstration unit, not a home product for purchase.
The hospital video shows a man arguing with his wife after she gave birth to twin babies with dark skin, and the father refuses to accept them.
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
FACTLY reports that the video is AI-generated, citing visible AI-related watermarks and a Hive Moderation analysis that identified it as 100% likely to be AI-generated. The review says it found no credible reports of a real incident matching the claim.
پزشکان تاثیر بیحجابی بر اشعه چشم را تایید کردند.
Publisher’s rating: شاخدار
US President Donald Trump and conservative commentators have repeatedly labeled Mamdani a communist.
Publisher’s rating: DW Fact check: False. Mamdani identifies as a "democratic socialist" a distinction he has made clear in multiple interviews, for example on NBC News. Responding to Trump's accusations on NBC News, Mamdani said: "He wants to distract from what I am fighting for," which, according to Mamdani, is a better distribution of wealth. Political scientists and experts agree that the "communist" label is inaccurate. Mamdani does not advocate for state control of all industries or the abolition of private property — core tenets of communism. Stanford University professor Anna Grzymala-Busse told DW: "Mamdani is fundamentally committed to the democratic process, to listening to voters and competing in elections as a way of achieving power. He does not want to nationalize the economy. He wants to preserve democracy. He does not advocate for a single leading party. The core of communism, meanwhile, is single-party control of society and economy, with no opposition or pluralism." Grzymala-Busse also explained why the term "communist" is often used as a political weapon in the United States: "'Communism' is wielded as a weapon because during the Cold War, the Soviet Union was the enemy of the United States, and a whole rhetoric of good Americans vs. godless communists dominated. The Red Scare, the McCarthy hounding, the FBI investigations were all in the name of extirpating the enemy ideology. It’s not surprising that it telegraphs 'bad' in the eyes of many people, and is an easy way to slander anyone who might advocate for redistributive policies."
Many people, including the current New York Mayor and Democrat Eric Adams, have accused Mamdani of wanting to legalize or decriminalize sex work. Opponents have repeatedly raised the topic, warning that such policies could increase prostitution and sex trafficking in New York City.
Publisher’s rating: DW Fact check: Misleading. Mamdani has often been vague about his position on sex work and has not always publicly emphasized his stance — sex work is also not singled out as a topic on his campaign website. When asked, he confirmed being in favor of decriminalizing sex work — but not in favor of legalizing it. In an interview on NBC New York, he said: "I have never called for the legalization of prostitution. […] My policy is to actually take on sex trafficking, to have a zero tolerance for violence against women and to follow the advice of district attorneys that we have here in New York City […] having said that, prosecuting women for prostitution is something that actually leads to less safety." On Fox 5 NY, he said, "When we look at the findings of whether it be the World Health organization or the United Nations working group on the Safety of Girls and Women, we find that decriminalization is one that actually provides the most safety for sex workers." It becomes clear that Mamdani differentiates between decriminalization and legalization. Decriminalization for him seems to mean the removal of criminal penalties for sex work between consenting adults, so no more arrests and prosecutions of sex workers and potentially their clients. Meanwhile, a full legalization and regulation of the industry would mean a much more profound change. It is also important to emphasize that Mamdani's proposal does not seek to increase prostitution and sex trafficking, but the opposite, as he says. His claims are backed by international organizations like the World Health Organization WHO and the United Nations (UN). A UN guidance paper from 2023, for example, confirms his statements and also describes the different forms and levels of decriminalization and legalization and their advantages and disadvantages. The US civil rights organization ACLU reviewed empirical research on the impacts of decriminalization and criminalization in 2020 and confirmed that criminalization "increases the risk of violence and threatens the safety of sex workers" while decriminalization "can lead to greater access to health care and improved health." The impact on trafficking remains unclear.
مرگبار بودن مصرف ماهی تن، شیر گاو و قهوه قبل از ۴۰ یا ۵۰ سالگی.
Publisher’s rating: نادرست
Some people claim on social media that Mamdani has launched the "Zetro Card — a "public banking" debit card that lets the government manage your money. 10% of profits go straight to NGOs. So… a politician starts a bank, takes your data, and funds activists with your cash."
Publisher’s rating: DW Fact check: False. In reality, the Zetro Card, which has a name that resembles the MetroCard used for public transportation in New York City, was a campaign collectible for volunteers — not a financial product. It let people track their canvassing efforts and rewarded participation with campaign merchandise. Canvassing is a term used in politics for making direct contact with voters, most often in person or by phone. In an April video Mamdani explains: "Canvass eight times in the next eight weeks and win a limited-edition poster." So this is nothing for the general public but about collecting stamps for campaign merchandise. A September video reiterated that the card is only available at campaign events and is not a debit card or linked to any financial system.
భారత దేశంలోని కార్మికులను, రైతులను వాడుకుంటే దేశానికి సైనికులే అవసరం లేదని రాహుల్ గాంధీ చెప్తున్న వీడియో
Publisher’s rating: MISLEADING
రాయ్బరేలీలో మహిళా పోలీసు ఆఫీసర్పై దుండగులు కాల్పులు జరుపుతున్నప్పటి వీడియో.
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
பீகாரில் 10 ஜமாத்தைச் சார்ந்தவர்கள் பாஜக-வுக்கு ஆதரவாகப் பிரசாரம் செய்தார்கள் என்று ஒரு வீடியோ சமூக ஊடகங்களில் வைரலாக பகிரப்பட்டு வருகிறது.
Publisher’s rating: ஃபேக்ட் கிரஸண்டோ ரேட்டிங்: FALSE
The review says the video circulated as showing Muslims campaigning for the BJP in Bihar was footage from Tripura, where Muslims campaigned for BJP candidate Biplab Kumar Deb in 2024. It concludes that the Bihar attribution was incorrect. [S1]
The video shows a BJP leader being welcomed with a garland of shoes in Bihar ahead of the 2025 Assembly elections.
Publisher’s rating: MISLEADING
The video is not from Bihar or the 2025 election campaign. The review identifies it as a November 2018 incident in Dhamnod, Madhya Pradesh, involving candidate Dinesh Sharma, who was greeted with a garland of shoes during a protest over water shortages.
Colbert just signed a $13.5M Netflix deal
Publisher’s rating: False
Factcrescendo Sri Lanka found no evidence that Colbert had signed the deal, noting that neither Netflix nor Colbert’s representatives confirmed an agreement. It says the rumor may have grown from Colbert’s August 2025 joke, “Netflix, call me. I’m available in June,” rather than a business announcement.
В Беларуси роды бесплатные, а в европейских страна стоят €10-12 тыс.
Publisher’s rating: В Европейских странах роды покрывает медстраховка.
பீகாரில் பிரியங்கா காந்தியின் தேர்தல் பிரசார கூட்டத்திற்கு லட்சக்கணக்காக மக்கள் திரண்டு வந்ததாக ஒரு வீடியோ சமூக ஊடகங்களில் பகிரப்பட்டு வருகிறது.
Publisher’s rating: ஃபேக்ட் கிரஸண்டோ ரேட்டிங்: FALSE
The review says the video does not show Priyanka Gandhi campaigning in Bihar. It identifies the footage as a roadshow in Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh, and says the Indian National Congress’s official YouTube channel posted it on April 17, 2024.
If Akhilesh Yadav eats a cow, his destruction is certain; there is no doubt about it. Now, Yadavs who believe in Akhilesh Yadav will also consume cow. Many congratulations to the entire Yadav community; now all of you are ready to become Muslims. Dimple Bhabhi, if you want to abuse your husband, you can do so. Our full support is with you. Otherwise, you too should be ready with a plate to eat cow's food. You are a mother, you must know the pain of a mother and also the pain of children... How can you remain silent?
Publisher’s rating: misleading
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