Social media users claimed billionaire investor Warren Buffett "snapped" on a studio television broadcast and sharply criticized the president.

The criticism allegedly came with dark warnings about martial law and Trump "canceling" democracy. Reporter Emery Winter has the real story.

Leo has called for peace and cooperation between Christians and Muslims, but there's more to the story behind this particular "quote."

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Rumors about the conservative youth organization have continued to spread months after the fatal shooting of its cofounder Charlie Kirk.

Dr. Robert Redfield said he feared an Ebola outbreak would spread through central Africa.

This is the fourth alleged impromptu early-morning livestream we've fact-checked this year.

Social media users have revived a long running claim that French schoolchildren were allowed to drink wine, beer or cider with lunch until 1956.

The rumor has spread online for years. To find the truth, reporting fellow Aleksandra Wrona dived in to the full history of the claim.