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FBI Director Kash Patel speaks into a microphone during a hearing.

Kash Patel faces claims of excessive drinking, absences. Here's what we know

A claim spread online that FBI Director Kash Patel has been drinking excessively and exhibiting erratic behavior, resulting in absences from work and periods when he was unresponsive or unavailable.

The rumor stemmed from a report in The Atlantic published last week that relied on anonymous sources. Patel filed a $250 million defamation lawsuit against the publication yesterday. Reporter Nur Ibrahim has the details.

A split-screen image shows two mostly-empty lunch trays containing meals reportedly served to sailors on USS Tripoli and USS Abraham Lincoln in the spring of 2026.

Inspecting photos allegedly showing 'dismal' meals on US military ships in Middle East

On X, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and the U.S. Navy called reports of food shortages on warships "FAKE NEWS" and "false," respectively.

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A photo of Archbishop Thomas Wenski, an older white man with white hair, beard, and moustache, speaking into a microphone on a lectern. Behind him is a backdrop featuring the Archdiocese of Miami name and logo

Did Trump cancel $11M grant to Catholic charity to 'punish' Pope Leo XIV?

The Trump administration is ending the Archdiocese of Miami's charity grant for sheltering and caring for migrant children who enter the U.S. alone.

This image shows two fake images of first lady Melania Trump, one in which she appears to kiss deceased sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and one of her smiling alongside Epstein and his accomplice, Ghislaine Maxwell. The images appear above a red backdrop with a torn paper effect.

11 fake Melania Trump images we've debunked

Fabricated images flooded social media platforms after the first lady denied any close ties to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.

A white man smiling is pictured next to a stained glass window that has light shining through. The light appears to shine on him.

Did Artemis II astronaut Reid Wiseman convert to Christianity after moon mission?

Social media users distorted an emotional statement the NASA astronaut made after returning to Earth.

Staff pick

A fake image shows a blue sunset on Mars.

Is this a real photo of blue sunset on Mars?

In February, a photo began spreading online allegedly showing a blue sunset on Mars.

The image circulated widely on social media, though some users questioned its authenticity. Reporter Laerke Christensen probed the picture to find the truth.