A graphic circulating this week states that Facebook will lock accounts which spread religious beliefs. It’s a hoax.

A rumor that Chipotle is honoring a “100% free food” coupon is a hoax. In the words of the popular chain: “There’s no such thing as a free lunch – or burrito for that matter.”

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A graphic circulating online states that Facebook will begin locking accounts by anyone who uses profanity. It’s a hoax.

A viral video this week announced the arrival of hoverboards, floating skateboards which were first imaged in the 1980’s Back to the Future trilogy. The video, however, is a hoax.

A photo in circulation allegedly shows a newborn baby elephant.

With Dale Earnhardt Jr. winning the Daytona 500 last weekend, Nascar has been high profile in the news and on social media. A video that has gone viral on several social media sites this week is the sequel to a Pepsi Max commercial from 2013 which featured “Jeff Gordon” as a redneck in search of...

A graphic circulating this week shows a movie poster for a new live-action version of “The Little Mermaid” starring Emma Watson as Ariel. Is this true or false?

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Facebook pages with hundreds of thousands of shares claim to be giving away a BMW to five winners. These pages and their giveaways are completely bogus. Today we’ll take a closer look at this trend.

A fake “eviction notice” has been spamming inboxes worldwide, infecting many computers with malware.

AuraVie SkinCare products are advertised as a way to “take more than 10 years off your skin.” Read our AuraVie reviews from editors and readers.