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98,043 published reviewsApple's Siri mentioned Arvind Kejriwal while responding to a question about Yamuna river clean-up.
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
poster on Facebook purportedly advertising jobs at Amref Health Africa, Kenya
Publisher’s rating: Hoax
دبابة إسرائيلية تتحول إلى منصة لبيع الخضراوات في غزة
Publisher’s rating: مش حقيقي
modern medicine is making us sicker
Publisher’s rating: Mostly False
une image prétendant montrer des Forces armées de la République démocratique du Congo (FARDC)
Publisher’s rating: False
des images prétendant montrer un bateau de migrants maliens qui a chaviré au large de l’Espagne
Publisher’s rating: Partly False
Ce post Facebook prétendant montrer une image des rwandais fuyant la reprise des combats en République démocratique du Congo (RDC) en janvier 2025
Publisher’s rating: Partly False
une photo prétendant montrer un missile de croisière lancé depuis un sous-marin le 26 janvier 2025 par la Corée du Nord
Publisher’s rating: Partly False
“Under Trump's executive order, every single person in America is now legally classified as female.”
Publisher’s rating: False
Thiruvananthapuram City Police Commissioner Thomson Jose unfortunately collapsed and died as part of the Republic Day celebrations yesterday
Publisher’s rating: False
turmeric, dry ginger, and fenugreek can cure arthritis in 3 months
Publisher’s rating: Mostly False
Mass rapes and murders of Hindu women by Islamists continue in Bangladesh Jihadis gang-raped a Hindu woman and then killed her in a halal way by slitting her throat. And left her in a cornfield. If the whole world does not open its eyes and see, Hindus in Bangladesh will be wiped out.
Publisher’s rating: false
Facebook post claiming that the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) Foundation is offering a scholarship promotion in Africa
Publisher’s rating: Hoax
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