When we started seeing rumors about rapper Eminem being stabbed four times in New York City, we knew the story and image looked familiar. And fake. That’s because the same story and photo were used in April 2012 in a similar hoax featuring Justin Bieber

The image of a two-legged “half cat” supposedly spotted on Google Street Maps went viral in May 2013, only to be debunked soon thereafter.

A popular internet warning urges callers to avoid scammers who instruct you to dial 90 or 09 on your telephone which would allow them to make phone calls from your phone number.

A Welcome to Louisiana gun warning sign includes a message for criminals and terrorists about the gun carrying population in the state. Is this sign real?

It is claimed that China’s richest man accepts only a paltry salary and eats the same meals as his workers. Today we’ll take a closer look at this claim.

A warning claims that pedophile groups are seeking to add unwitting members to “parents” groups in order to view photos of their children.

A story online claims that President Obama is sporting a new tattoo… of himself. Today we’ll take a look at this claim a little closer.

A graphic circulating on Facebook displays a statement allegedly from Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg announcing video ads coming to the social media site.