A message claiming to be from Johns Hopkins tells of alternative ways to fight cancer. Is this information real?

A rumor states that President Obama pays his dog trainer $102,000 a year in tax-payer money. Today we’ll take a look at this accusation.

A photo shows a dog licking a snake’s head. The image has been circulated online as a symbol of beautiful gestures in the natural world. Is this image real or fake?

Berberine is a supplement that is gaining attention for its use in treating a wide variety of conditions. Today we’ll take a look at berberine’s uses and side effects.

Garcinia cambogia has been one of the most advertised weight loss supplements over the past two years, and the current garcinia cambogia craze can be traced to a specific date: October 28, 2012. That’s when Dr. Oz episode hailed the little-known supplement as a “holy grail” of weight loss on his popular...

Comprehensive overview of credible information on Ata, the 6-inch humanoid skeleton found in Atacama, Chile. Includes our observations and questions.

A message circulating this week claims that Facebook will be removing inactive accounts on November 15, 2014 due to overpopulation.

A graphic circulating on social media implies that a Mean Girls reunion movie may be in the works. Is this true or false?

It is a fairly common understanding that many drugs used in modern times, whether for recreation or to treat illnesses, have their origins in the plant and animal kingdoms. The nature of a certain plant or creature, when ingested, to produce a desirous effect on the human body was often discovered long...

“As far as it is possible to do so, these two wonderful vessels are designed to be unsinkable.” – marketing brochure for the Titanic and the Olympic

The hottest hoax to hit the internet in recent months seemed to be just another internet death hoax, but this time almost everyone was fooled. Even Snopes.

News of actor Macaulay Culkin’s death spread quickly throughout the social media world early Saturday. It appears to be yet another celebrity death hoax.