Social media users claim Larry Fink, CEO of the investment company BlackRock, said trillions of dollars needed for the United States’ artificial intelligence infrastructure would come from ordinary Americans’ savings and pension accounts.

Fink did say those words — but posts omitted key context about his meaning. Snopes reporter Jack Izzo broke down the facts.

While the video circulating online is authentic, it doesn't prove that the president soiled himself.

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The eldest Trump child made the statement in his 2019 book.

Posts claim that Canadian police can arrest people for mental health issues if a psychiatrist labels them "insane." While the rumor contains elements of truth, the actual laws are more complex.

Versions of this longstanding urban legend have lurked on the web since the 1990s.

A rumor that McDonald's Big Mac dramatically increased in price while shrinking in size is spreading online again. One post specifically claims the burger went from 50 cents in 1980 to $8 in 2024 while losing "40% of its size."

Snopes reporter Aleksandra Wrona dug into official records to find out if you're really getting less burger for your buck.