A post shared more than 1,160 times on Facebook has made several false claims about children dying after being administered with a COVID-19 vaccine containing microchips.
Social media users are circulating a fictitious tweet by U.S. President Donald Trump, in which he calls for the arrest of ticket-holders who did not attend his recent rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma. This tweet is untrue.
Multiple images are circulating on social media which purportedly show Black supporters of President Donald Trump at his latest campaign rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma on June 20, 2020. This is false.
Several social media users are sharing a two-minute video featuring an interview with Judy Mikovits in which she alleges that “at least 50 million Americans would die, probably from the first dose” if a COVID-19 vaccine was mandated for the whole population. This claim is unfounded.
Social media users have been sharing images online allegedly showing Oprah Winfrey and Ellen DeGeneres wearing ankle monitors to make the claim they are both under house arrest. This is false.
Users on social media are sharing a mislabeled photo of a 2019 Washington D.C. motorcycle rally to falsely allege it shows a crowd at President Donald Trump’s rally in Tulsa on June 20, 2020.
A video is circulating on social media purporting to show a member of the Queen’s Guard (who guard the official royal residences in the United Kingdom) punching a black man to the ground. This claim is false. This is an old video of a staged prank.
Following a report by the Star Tribune (https://www.startribune.com/minority-corrections-officers-kept-from-monitoring-derek-chauvin-in-jail-george-floyd/571391442/?refresh=true), Reuters has updated the headline of this check and added new information regarding racial discrimination charges filed by correctional officers who say they were prohibited from having any contact with Derek Chauvin in Ramsey County Jail.
Posts on Facebook and Twitter have been making false claims about the person arrested on suspicion of carrying out a deadly stabbing attack in Reading, west of London.
A number of posts on social media have misleadingly linked a stabbing attack in Reading on June 20 to a Black Lives Matter protest that took place on the same day.