A claim spread online that the Trump administration would give Iran $300 billion in a deal to end the United States' war with the country.

A reconstruction fund for Iran totaling that amount is reportedly on the table. But will U.S. taxpayers really foot the bill? Reporter Laerke Christensen broke down what we know.

A since-deleted post from Cormier's account included screenshots allegedly exposing the president's son asking for inside information.

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A judge ordered the removal of Trump’s name from the front of the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., by last Friday.

The governor allegedly made the statement before speaking at the groundbreaking of a new data center in Saline Township.

TMZ first reported the split, citing divorce records from Tennessee.

The company behind Pom Wonderful pomegranate juice uses a pesticide called paraquat that is banned in over 70 countries due to its ties to serious health risks, including Parkinson's disease.

Many of these risks are disputed and still under debate. Snopes reporter Rae Deng broke down the research about paraquat exposure and what it could mean for your health.