An popular internet meme offers a “quote” by Michele Bachman in which she allegedly says the Bible was written in English. Today we’ll attempt to find out if Michele Bachmann actually spoke those words.

A shocking story circulating just a day after Super Bowl XLVIII claims that the NFL is investigating allegations that the championship game was rigged. Is this story true?

A story circulating online claims that a Chicago teen was arrested for killing his brother over the “Flappy Bird” game. Is this real or fake?

An internet rumor claims that boxer Floyd Mayweather bet – and lost – over $10 million on the Denver Broncos to win the Super Bowl. It is a hoax.

Reports of the death of Philip Seymour Hoffman were clouded by a false “death hoax” report from a fake news generator website. This site posts the same “death hoax” article for hundreds of celebrities. Some fans also pointed out the “coincidence” of a death hoax for the celebrity only days before his...

Videos online allegedly prove that “fake snow” has been falling in the U.S. In these videos, demonstrations are offered in which people hold lighters or torches up to recently-fallen snow – which does not immediately melt – but instead turns to soot.

A story claims that the Department of Homeland Security has purchased 1.2 billion rounds of “domestic anti-personnel” ammo. Is this true?

The Daily Mail reports that the voice of a “demon” has been captured on tape, which has been confirmed by a police captain and a priest. Today we’ll take a look at these claims of a “portal to hell” and offer some skeptical observations.