A loyal police dog is being credited with saving the life of a Mississippi police officer who was ambushed by three men.

Video of a man swimming through “millions of jellyfish” earned tens of thousands of views on YouTube in its first week.

A “scary” game referred to as the Charlie Charlie Challenge took social media by storm in May 2015.

A graphic circulating online shows a sign for $1 any size fries at McDonald’s through May 31, leading many customers to ask if it is real.

Has NASA announced a period of six days of darkness which will occur in June through July 2015? That is the claim of a popular internet rumor, but it’s not the first time we’ve seen this claim.

A man has set a Guinness world record for the longest flight on a hoverboard.

A viral video in May 2015 showed an alligator which ripped the front fender off of a truck.

“Through a Rapist’s Eyes” is a well-intended list of tips, advice, and information aimed at helping women understand rapists, and how to avoid them. Here we offer a closer examination of this essay which has circulated for years.

Crayola has responded to an internet hint which suggests that colored pencils can be used as eyeliner.

A fake story circulating online claims that a chemistry professor missing since 1984 was found hiding in a secret LSD drug lab in a couple’s basement.

A set of photos circulating online show “proof” that Stonehenge was built in modern times, with the years 1898 and 1954 often cited.

A graphic circulating online shows three colored dots and asks you to “Put your finger on any color.” Readers are then told, “Now click share, notice what will happen.” So, what is the trick here?