It turns out the fact-checkers were doing a little less "fact-checking" and a little more "fact manipulation."

A MAGA supporter unveiled a customized license plate with one of Donald Trump's favorite phrases directly to the GOP front-runner.

The left-wing media went crazy after it was claimed conservative talk radio star Dan Bongino was thrown out of a restaurant. But, was he?

Joe Biden jumped up to pander to the Hispanic vote by praising the new film "Flamin Hot," despite the major flaw in the film.

The original source for the rumor was Politics For All Ireland, an organization that had three followers on Twitter at the time.

Social media sleuths had a field day destroying an image making the rounds that purports to show Donald Trump with Jeffrey Epstein.

The corporate media served up yet another nothingburger this week in their relentless war against the 45th president.

The Twitter owner highlighted a little-known government agency he said pushed the worst censorship on the social media platform.

It might not be as bad as Los Angeles losing the iconic "Hollywood" sign, but the CNN logo will no longer watch over the Atlanta skyline.

It's no secret that manipulating messaging online was part of the pandemic response from the highest echelons of power.