Earlier this week, Tesla and people on social media shared videos purportedly showing the company's new "flying" car performing mid-air stunts, leaving viewers wondering if they were real or AI-generated illusions.

Reporter Laerke Christensen closely examined the stunt footage to verify the facts and explored whether the Roadster is a true flying car.

One X post sharing the rumor suggested Omar fled to the country because it does not have an extradition treaty with the U.S.

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We asked the White House to explain the move, which breaks more than two decades of precedent.

A federal judge wrote that the government only provided notice of its weekend tree-cutting plans at 4:55 p.m. on Friday of last week.

Did Mark Zuckerberg's data center in New Mexico drain the Rio Grande? Will a Utah data center backed by Kevin O'Leary use 16 billion gallons of water and span almost three Manhattans?

We've investigated these claims — and more — over the last two years.

Comedian George Carlin, who died in 2008, was known for his scathing political takedowns.

Now, posts claim he "predicted" the Pentagon's highly controversial plan to livestream a military execution with a comedy bit about televised capital punishment decades earlier. (Trump has since said the plan will not move forward.)

Reporter Joey Esposito tracked down the original footage to confirm what Carlin said.