A fourth-grade worksheet in Louisiana included terms such as “Po Pimp” and “mobstaz.” School officials have maintained that the sheet was “age appropriate.”

Today we take a look at “slimming belts” which are often advertised as a way to remove belly fat by simply wearing them.

Today we look at claims that British comic John Cleese wrote a humorous piece regarding terrorist threat levels following recent bombings.

Have you considered purchasing an expensive new “HDTV Antenna” to improve your picture or perhaps to get free HD channels? You may want to continue reading before you plunk down extra money for this supposedly high-tech product.

Did an out-of-line cop needlessly shoot an injured fawn along the side of the road, or was he simply doing his job?

It has been reported that a One Direction fan killed her dog to make good on threats of harming the animal if the band didn’t answer her tweets. Is this true or false?

Have you seen advertisements for a product known as Wonder Wax, which is advertised as an alternative to shaving and laser hair removal? Read our Wonder Wax reviews from editors and readers.

Have you seen advertisements for the OrGreenic frying pan? Today we’ll give our OrGreenic pan review along with additional product info.

The video which showed a girl catching on fire after a failed twerking attempt was a hoax created by Jimmy Kimmel.

Detail Doctor is a car detailing product which is advertised to last for a year with only one application. Today we offer our Detail Doctor review along with additional product information.

A rumor circulating online claims that President Obama referred to Russian President Vladimir Putin as a “jackass.” Is this true or false?

A rumor circulating online states that author J.K. Rowling has “confirmed” that she is nearing completion on Harry Potter 8. Is this true or false?