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1 week ago |
leadstories.com | Dean Miller
Did Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger write the warnings about the Big Beautiful Bill that have been attributed to them in a viral post? No, that's not true: Kinzinger took to social media to call it out as a fake. The words in the meme do not match public statements or social media posts by the two former Republican members of Congress.
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2 weeks ago |
leadstories.com | Dean Miller
Did the Pentagon in May of 2025 approve acquisition of a "Qatari-built jet" to be the next Air Force One? No, that's not true: There is no aircraft manufacturing industry in Qatar that could make a jet of that size. The Pentagon on May 21, 2025 announced it had approved President Trump's plan to accept a Boeing 747 as a gift from the government of Qatar to be the President's official mode of air travel. Boeing 747s were built at Everett and Renton, Washington.
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2 weeks ago |
leadstories.com | Dean Miller
Did Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. testify before Congress that "China is putting gay chemicals in the vapes, coupled with fruity pina colada flavoring agents"? No, that's not true: The video uses generative AI to create a facsimile of Kennedy's voice and mouth movements, but it ends with a screenload of text that says it is a deepfake. The account on which the video was posted describes itself as "Mostly satire. I make videos".
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2 weeks ago |
leadstories.com | Dean Miller
Does this video authentically document the Israeli military bombing Gaza, as a social media post claimed? No, that's not true: The video used in the X post originated on a TikTok account labelled: "DISCLAIMER: ALL VIDEOS I POST ARE AI GENERATED." The name of that TikTok account is "@everythingai97". Several elements of the video reveal digital artifacts of the kind often found in videos that are made using generative AI.
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2 weeks ago |
leadstories.com | Dean Miller
Did a legitimate news report reveal the Kamala Harris presidential campaign was making an illegal $200,000 payment for travel expenses to music mogul Beyoncé for appearing at a campaign rally in 2024? No, that's not true: A satire site created that story as bait to embarass conservatives if they treated it as real. Campaign finance documents on file show no such payment to Beyoncé for travel expenses.
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