Over the years, President Trump, a New York City native, has made numerous claims about what he witnessed on 9/11 and his involvement in the recovery efforts.

Ahead of the 25th anniversary of the terror attacks, the president’s assertions about being at Ground Zero and hiring crews to help clear rubble resurfaced online.

To find the truth, reporter Emery Winter combed through interviews with Trump and first responders on the ground.

Kimmel said the Trump administration threatened him based on “simple, traditional editorial decisions” it did not like.

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We reached out to Grindr directly and dug into incident reports to see if the rumor holds up.

The claim circulated online after Trump pledged $5,000 to Americans if Republicans won the 2026 midterm elections.

The alleged report card suggests Trump received C, D and F grades across five classes.

For years, posts have claimed that serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer said he didn’t eat people with tattoos because they “taste terrible.”

Tattoo artists and parlors have even used the alleged quote to advertise their services online. But is it real?

Reporter Nur Ibrahim pored over FBI reports and interviews with Dahmer to find out.