A rumor spread Trump "accidentally" included proof that Russia sought to help his campaign win the 2020 presidential election among documents he declassified last week.

What's the truth? Reporter Anna Rascouët-Paz inspected the files for answers.

Rep. Brian Steil said, "We're protecting our breadsticks more than our ballots."

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Federal public health inspectors have previously discovered food and labor safety violations at the produce company's facilities, but there's no proof the rumor is true.

The claim swirled as James' plans for the 2026-27 NBA season remained unknown.

Trump has blamed Canada for "poisoning" the United States' air.

Have you met a baby named "Donald" recently?

Social media users spread a claim that the name hit a record low in popularity for new births in the U.S. last year.

Senior reporter Jordan Liles checked Social Security Administration data to see if that's true.