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WEBAnna Rascouët-Paz. July 25, 2024 Harris long ago distanced herself from the relationship. #25. Page: 1. Snopes is the internet's definitive resource for fact-checking misinformation, debunking ...
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WEBSept. 6, 2024 Users shared two images of a couple with the caption, "76 years together. She is 94 and he is 97 ... Rumors and questionable claims we have researched recently.
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WEBDec 16, 2021 · This time around, U.S. President Joe Biden was said to have pooped his pants during a meeting with Pope Francis. Image via Flickr / White House. 2. No, Trump Did Not Wear His Pants Backwards at ...
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WEBReports Implicating Harris in 2011 Hit-and-Run Stem from Fake News Website. Sept. 3, 2024 (Updated: Sept. 4, 2024) The baseless story came from an alleged San Francisco media outlet whose website ...
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WEBAug. 30, 2024 An X post from 2017 went viral after Elon Musk resurfaced it. The latest news and politics fact checks and original reporting from Snopes' editorial team.
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WEBFeb 18, 2021 · Fact: The mRNA vaccines cannot give you COVID-19. The mRNA vaccines cannot cause disease because they do not contain a live virus. Most people have mild side effects like arm pain, aches, chills ...
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