A rumor spread online that President Trump gained early and exclusive access to pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly's retatrutide — a coveted obesity drug that is reportedly so potent some people are acquiring it through illegal means.

Snopes reporter Anna Rascouët-Paz broke down where the claim stems from and what we know.

The president claimed a "gash" in the pool and illegally deposited chemicals contributed to the issues.

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Videos shared on social media captured a woman emptying a blue-and-orange trash can onto a New York City sidewalk and walking away with it.

Conservatives claim ID is required to enter the center's museum but not to vote in Illinois.

Social media posts called the judge a "man who stole a woman's voice to protect a serial predator."

A Washington Post report generating buzz online claims former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, who recently resigned from her post as national intelligence director, followed orders from the leader of a religious organization in which she was raised.

Snopes reporter Joey Esposito has the details.