In recent years, Republican U.S. lawmakers have introduced multiple versions of the SAVE America Act, a strict voter ID bill.

Meanwhile, rumors are swirling about what the legislation would change if Congress passes it.

Snopes reporter Taija PerryCook compiled those fact checks, as well as our investigations into politicians' comments about the bill.

Misleading social media posts assert the Trump administration "legalized the hunting and killing of … animals formerly protected under the Endangered Species Act."

We've got the facts.

The footage spread after comedian Jon Stewart joked that the man walking around behind Trump was his doppelganger.

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After health officials linked the produce company to the cyclosporiasis outbreak spreading "explosive diarrhea" across the U.S., we investigated a handful of claims about the company — like whether its field workers get bathroom breaks.

This is another case of social media users putting words in someone's mouth.

The photo supposedly showing Tupac having a drink with Steve Burns of "Blues Clues" fame has circulated online for years.