Rumors are swirling online that the MGM Grand in Las Vegas canceled late-night host Jimmy Kimmel's upcoming summer residency amid a feud with the Trumps. Some social media posts suggested the president pressed for a "full boycott" of Kimmel.

But did the Las Vegas giant really cut ties with Kimmel, or was this a fictional story? Snopes reporter Jack Izzo tracked down the truth: The residency never existed in the first place.

In truth, acting Attorney General Todd Blanche represented Trump, not Maxwell, in a range of legal cases.

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Then-presidential candidate Donald Trump posted the video in March 2024 during his campaign against former President Joe Biden.

Social media users shared a genuine July 2025 quote from the pontiff but omitted some context.

Just because a person is on Minnesota's registration system does not mean they are listed among the state's eligible voters.

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins and other social media users recently amplified a rumor that 14,000 SNAP recipients in a single state were driving luxury vehicles, including Ferraris and Bentleys.

Snopes reporter Aleksandra Wrona’s investigation found that the figures came from a report by the Foundation for Government Accountability, a conservative policy organization. The report lacks key evidence, including the name of the alleged state and original source records.