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97,934 published reviewsPortland, Oregon is "war ravaged" with "fires all over the place."
Publisher’s rating: False
So many truth hidden Took little time to come out but happy that its atleast coming out now with clear cut evidence
Publisher’s rating: false
Top shampoo brands (Dove, Pantene, Herbal Essences) secretly “load” their products with harsh silicones, sulfates and parabens that actually dry out and damage hair
Publisher’s rating: Missing Context
Just asking out of curiosity, @DMKITwing @U2Brutus_off @Saattaidurai @idumbaikarthi, you guys are saying @TVKVijayHQ is shaking hands with BJP? But how did @tnpoliceoffl grant permission for @NainarBJP to hold a public gathering right in the heart of Chennai, at Mint Clock Tower? Even @EPSTamilNadu is finding it difficult to get approval for a public event, yet @arivalayam government seems to be unusually friendly with the BJP. I believe there is still no clear SOP for political gatherings. No restrictions, no hurdles, unlike what’s imposed on TVK. Don't say this is not a public place
Publisher’s rating: false
ادعای ویدیوی صحبتهای نتانیاهو درباره اینکه باید زنان و کودکان ایران را بکشند
Publisher’s rating: نادرست
People from Bihar turned the metro into a desi train, opening the entry gate with their hands.
Publisher’s rating: false
There is a high risk of autism when pregnant people take Tylenol / Acetaminophen
Publisher’s rating: False
Related reporting describes a study finding no association between acetaminophen use during pregnancy and autism risk in children. It also reports that the study adds to evidence that the medication is safe when used as clinically indicated. (S6)
A South Korean study found that COVID-19 vaccines caused cancer
Publisher’s rating: Missing Context
The review says the South Korean observational study found statistical associations between vaccination and six cancer types, but no statistically significant increase across all cancers. It says the study does not establish that vaccines cause cancer and notes its short follow-up and potential for bias.
ఒక స్ట్రీట్ ఫుడ్ తయారీదారుడు తన పాదాలతో పావ్ భాజీని తయారు చేస్తున్న దృశ్యాలు.
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
Last rites of British Police Dog MPW. Watch the sentiments expressed by other dogs of the Police force ("colleagues")
Publisher’s rating: fake
国際法廷がコロナワクチンを大量破壊兵器と認定?
Publisher’s rating: 不正確
The review says the claim is misleading: the body that declared COVID-19 vaccines weapons of mass destruction was the International Tribunal of the Alliance of Indigenous Nations, not the International Court of Justice or the International Criminal Court. It also notes that Slay News, which reported the declaration, had repeatedly been flagged for false or misleading claims.
The Viral photos show Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Union Agriculture Minister and former Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh, with a plaster on different hands, suggesting he is lying about his injury.
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
The review says the viral selfie was flipped, making the plaster appear on Chouhan’s left hand when his injury was on his right. It cites video and photos from the same event, as well as photos from other events, as evidence that the injury was on his right hand.
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