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U.S. President Donald Trump sits with Qatari leaders on Air Force One.

Did Qatar ask Trump to return gifted luxury jet?

Social media users claimed Qatar filed a formal request to reclaim the Boeing 747-8 jumbo jet the country previously gifted to Trump.

According to the posts, Qatar's reason for wanting the aircraft back was related to the U.S. and Israel starting a war with Iran. Senior reporter Jordan Liles debunked the claim.

Sen. Lindsey Graham, a white man, is pictured speaking.

Does photo show Lindsey Graham holding bubble wand at Disney World?

Graham's spokesperson confirmed the picture's authenticity and said the senator was back in South Carolina before it was published.

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This image shows the Mount Rushmore National Monument, which shows 4 presidents made out of stone.

Is Trump being added to Mount Rushmore? Here's the stone-cold truth

The idea has come up more than once during Trump's time in office.

A woman holding a noose in her left hand and a syringe in her right smiling next to a man holding a prop gun.

Image of Israeli politician dressed as death penalty bill spread online. Is it real?

Deputy Speaker of the Knesset Limor Son Har-Melech dressed up as a law that mandates death by hanging for Palestinians convicted of fatal attacks.

Erika Kirk, a white woman with blonde hair, appears to the left of a fabricated X post attributed to her. The fake posts asks Musk to take down a video parodying Kirk.

Did Erika Kirk ask Musk to remove Druski parody video?

Neither Kirk nor Turning Point USA had addressed Druski's video, as of this writing.

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A close-up image of Elon Musk, with bright green laser lights and a dark crowd in the background.

Did Elon Musk run nightclub out of his college house for rent money?

A rumor recirculated on social media claiming Elon Musk turned his college house into a nightclub to help pay rent while attending the University of Pennsylvania.

Posts spreading the claim said Musk charged $5 for entry and made as much as $2,500 a night from the parties. Reporting fellow Aleksandra Wrona verified the rumor.