After CNN's Pamela Brown boarded the USS Lincoln last month, some social media users praised the reporter for visiting the vessel and telling "the truth Trump doesn't want you to hear."

But Brown's account of conditions aboard the ship was more nuanced than the posts suggested. Reporter Emery Winter has the full story.

Sen. Jon Ossoff mentioned Harp while criticizing Trump on Sunday.

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The Department of Commerce announced it sought to impose tariffs on brass instruments, citing national security concerns regarding copper imports.

Evidence suggested the poster was using Indonesian slang, not time traveling.

A spokesperson confirmed the network aired corrections after the inaccurate graphic appeared on its programs.

Some social media users have questioned whether Gaza experienced famine based on alleged new data from UNICEF.

That's not true. While the data doesn't show Gaza is currently experiencing famine, it also doesn't disprove that the region suffered famine last year.

To find the real story, reporter Emery Winter analyzed the data.