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Did Trump post, delete AI image depicting himself in likeness of Jesus?
A rumor spread online that Trump posted an image on Truth Social depicting himself in the likeness of Jesus Christ.
Trump told reporters he did post the image, but said he thought it showed him as a doctor rather than Jesus. The image was later deleted from his Truth Social feed. Reporter Anna Rascouët-Paz has the details.
Did Amanda Ungaro threats prompt Melania Trump's Epstein statement? What we know
Social media users were quick to speculate that threats posted to an X account with Ungaro's name were related to Trump's connections with Jeffrey Epstein.
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Did Pope Leo XIV threaten to excommunicate Vance from Catholic Church?
The alleged threat attributed to the pope spread amid increasing tensions between the U.S. and the Vatican.
Analyzing textbook graph showing Trump as ideologically similar to Hitler
The textbook asks readers to consider if they agree with the placement of 14 political figures on a graph based on their economic and social policies.
Does this collage show photos of Melania Trump with Epstein? We set the record straight
We've previously investigated many of the images shown.
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Could pill add years to your dog's life? Scientists test experimental drug
Social media users have claimed a new miracle drug is in development that could allegedly extend the lives of senior dogs.
Scientists are working on the drug, but it isn't FDA approved and hasn't been brought to market. Reporter Joey Esposito unpacked what you should know about the development of the drug for your furry friends.
