A screenshot spread online purportedly showing a Trump Truth Social post saying he has "access to information" and "Vatican files" that "could bring down the Papacy, the Vatican and the entire Catholic Church overnight."

Reporter Emery Winter inspected.

The rumor concerned a list of beliefs that the Trump administration claimed could indicate someone was a domestic terrorist.

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Cross-referencing the image with news photographs taken that day revealed several discrepancies.

The legislation, which would require proof of citizenship to vote, has stalled.

The picture spread three days into a 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon.

During the Iran war, claims have spread online about the U.S. potentially returning to using the military draft.

Reporter Jack Izzo highlighted 11 stories from our archives about the draft and people who supposedly dodged it.