We investigated what's happened with the "Cornell Seven," the group of male students accused of drugging and raping a female student in 2024, since a lawsuit was brought against the school and men a couple of weeks ago.

Scouring evidence such as the university's student database and college news reporting on the case, Snopes reporter Nur Ibrahim determined that at least one of the men was still a student on campus.

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The Tennessee death row inmate was taken to a hospital after she survived two doses of the drug the state uses for executions.

She reportedly asked for an all-female team to lead her execution, and some people speculated the group "botched this on purpose."

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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the office will address what he describes as long-neglected spiritual needs among the troops.

Trump made the false claim that he won the 2020 election as recently as last month, saying, "We won the presidency three times," referring to the 2016 and 2024 elections that he won, as well as the 2020 election that former President Joe Biden won.

The Trump administration has transformed the government's policies around higher education — including for student loans. We've got the facts.

Snopes reporter Rae Deng looked into whether the rumor was rooted in truth or just blowing smoke.