A Ferguson protest sign shared on social media says, “No mother should have to fear for her son’s life every time he robs a store.” Is this real or fake?

A story circulating online claims that Dog Whisperer Cesar Millan died of a heart attack. That report, however, is false.

A fake story circulating online this week claims that President Obama’s teenage daughter Malia is pregnant.

The internet was abuzz in late 2014 over a Washington Post article on a worldwide chocolate shortage by the year 2020. Will chocolate become a scarce luxury or is it all hype?

Rumors regarding the cancellation of popular SpongeBob Squarepants have circulated for years. Two recent surges of the rumor have been especially prominent. Today we’ll take a look at recent rumors regarding the cancellation of SpongeBob Squarepants.

William Shatner has debunked a hoax which claimed he would make an appearance to switch on a Cheshire town’s Christmas lights this year.

Today we look at a graphic entitled “Think Before You Donate” which claims to compare the annual salaries of multiple charity executives.

Rumors of live dogs being used as shark bait accompany a photo of a dog with fish hooks in its mouth and nose. Are the claims true, and is this photo real?