The videos circulating on YouTube do not show real prophecies from Billy Graham about April, May, or any other month of 2025. They are manipulated content using old sermon excerpts and AI-generated ...

We fact-checked messages claiming a mother adopted a boy and discovered he was her missing son after 10 years.

We fact-checked messages claiming that the blackout in European countries marked the start of a three-day global blackout.

We checked messages claiming that all Starbucks cups hold the same volume and that the company deceives its customers.

We fact-checked messages claiming China and Toyota developed a water-powered engine and explained what was actually announced.

Viral post claims a Chinese factory sold over 100,000 “boycott China” T-shirts and caps to the US. We checked the facts.

We fact-checked messages claiming that Pope Francis asked to say goodbye to his dog Baltazar before dying. See the truth.

We fact-checked claims suggesting Pope Francis' funeral had inverted crosses, hooded figures, and esoteric or satanic rituals.

We fact-checked messages claiming that white doves appeared in the Vatican sky after Pope Francis' funeral in a phenomenon considered unusual.

We checked messages claiming that the text 'Definition of Hospital', about prayers in hospitals, was written by Pope Francis.

We fact-checked claims saying that César Millán, the dog trainer, had been sentenced to life imprisonment. See what we found.

We investigated messages claiming a blue light appeared in the Vatican sky during Pope Francis’ funeral and caused global commotion.