An AI-generated image falsely depicts mixed martial artist Sean Strickland wearing a T-shirt with text ​linking U.S.

The image has been viewed more than 1.3 million times and shared and reposted across social-media platforms.

This image circulated during the Iran-New Zealand FIFA World Cup match, but is it real? CBC’s Fact Check team breaks down how ...

There are no records of Duterte and Kaufman traveling to the Philippines; the former president remains detained in The Hague since his March 2025 arrest ...

Users tend to trust artificial intelligence (AI)-powered fact-checkers as much as human fact-checkers, but for different ...

Some studies have tied paraquat to Parkinson's disease and other serious health risks, but the EPA determined in 2019 that ...

CNN’s most recognizable fact-checker has all but disappeared from the network’s airwaves, fueling questions about the sudden ...

Glenn Kessler made a revealing comment when he wrote, “readers flocked to read my fact checks, even if they vehemently disagreed with my findings” (“The ‘Fact Checker’ Checks Out” by James Taranto, ...

A recent Washington Post headline claimed its tech columnist, Geoffrey Fowler, had shown that “Meta’s new crowdsourced system to fight falsehoods [has] failed to make a dent.” The claim would fail a ...