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Big game hunter Melissa Bachman is under fire once again for posting a photo of herself posing with a lion she killed in Africa.

Online rumors claim that Butterball turkeys are “certified Halal” – meaning they are prepared according to Islamic law – but they are not labeled as such.

A Facebook video claimed to show “bug larvae” in an Earth’s Best Butternut Squash Pear Baby Food Puree pouch.

A report claims that the Obama Administration has recently handed out pamphlets entitled, “What To Do When The Veteran In Your Classroom Attempts A Mass Shooting.” Is this story true or false?

A story circulating over the past few weeks claims that, in response to problems with the healthcare website, the Obamacare program has been released on floppy disks.

A rumor claims that the Red Cross has “banned” Christmas. Today we’ll look at this assertion more closely.

A graphic circulating online shows a news headline which proclaims “Christmas is Banned: It Offends Muslims.” Today we’ll look at this story a little closer.

Several videos online claim that a dummy can be clearly seen at the LAX shooting, which is “proof” that the event was staged.

Officials in China released a photo of four men visiting a 103-year old woman. The poorly-Photoshopped image, however, has been the subject of ridicule, even drawing criticism from China’s official news agency, Xinhua.

A report claims that Navy SEALs were ordered to remove patches displaying the “don’t tread on me” First Navy Jack from their uniforms. Is this true or false?

An internet rumor states that budget cuts have taken away breakfast for service members in Afghanistan. Is this true or false?