President Trump's Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool renovation project has sparked controversy and a flood of online rumors. Some recent posts claim that his motorcade drove over the reflecting pool after it was painted and sealed, suggesting the act may have caused damage.

Snopes reporter Anna Rascouët-Paz combed through video evidence, including footage shared by a White House official, to verify the claim.

While the team brought three of its chefs and some imported food to the United States, there's no evidence that the players refused to eat American food, despite posts claiming otherwise.

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"May peace, respect, and friendship prevail among all nations," the team's message concluded.

Though the Trump Organization sells a wide variety of merchandise, there is no trace of this particular product in its store.

We found nearly identical posts crediting Mick Jagger with the same quote attributed to McConaughey.

After McDonald's announced it would bring back its classic fried apple pie for America's 250th birthday, online posts claimed the dessert contains an ingredient derived from human hair. But is that really true?

Snopes senior reporter Jordan Liles serves up the facts.