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Did USDA recall 30K pounds of Argentine beef that Trump imported?
Posts claim that the U.S. Department of Agriculture recalled 30,000 pounds of Argentine beef that the Trump administration imported to lower domestic prices. Readers asked us to investigate.
The rumor blends fact with fiction.
Reporter Laerke Christensen breaks down which beef products were recalled and why.
CCTV footage shows deadly flood destroying Nepal-China border crossing
The video captures the scene at Tibet's Gyirong Port as a catastrophic landslide and flash flood left hundreds dead and thousands missing.
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Does video show Target ad for controversial costume that evoked racist imagery?
The supposed advertisement shows an animated character wearing the since-removed costume and plugging $5 fall deals.
12 rumors about Canada PM Mark Carney, fact-checked
Carney is dominating news headlines amid an ongoing trade war with the U.S. We separated fact from fiction on claims about his policies, past actions and public statements.
Did Dolly Parton's Imagination Library donate books to children in Israel?
We went directly to the Dollywood Foundation, which funds Imagination Library, to find the truth.
Staff pick
15 false and misleading Dolly Parton rumors from our archives
Parton's massive star power made her a frequent target of misinformation, with rumors targeting everything from her political opinions to her nearly 60-year marriage to Carl Dean.
Reporter Nur Ibrahim compiled the bogus claims we've set straight over the years.








