Michael Rozzen

San Diego

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Fact or Fiction: Pope caught on 2005 World Series broadcast?

1 day ago | 10news.com | Michael Rozzen

A story you may have heard claims Pope Leo XIV was caught on camera attending the 2005 World Series. It's true. Robert Prevost was clearly seen on the Fox broadcast during Game 1 of the World Series between his beloved Chicago White Sox and the Houston Astros. After he was named Pope, there was a brief debate over whether Chicago-native Prevost was a Cubs or White Sox fan. But his brother made it clear Pope Leo was always a Sox fan.
FACT OR FICTION: Is Burger King going to defend Whopper ads in federal court?

5 days ago | 10news.com | Michael Rozzen

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — A story you may have heard claims Burger King will have to go to federal court to defend its Whopper ads. It's true. Nineteen people are suing Burger King, claiming its ads show Whoppers about 35% larger and with more than double the meat of the actual burger. The suit was originally filed in 2022 and this week, a judge ruled the case will move forward.
FACT OR FICTION: Does the Pope always change their name?

6 days ago | 10news.com | Michael Rozzen

Today, Cardinal Robert Prevost was selected Pope and took the name Leo XIV. It seems like it always happens, but would you believe fewer than half the popes in history have changed their name? It's true. Just 129 of the 267 popes have chosen new names. The practice didn't become ingrained until the 11th century, and only in the mid-20th century did new popes begin to choose names signaling the aim of their papacy.
FACT OR FICTION: Did Harvard mark up a letter from Education Secretary Linda McMahon?

6 days ago | abc15.com | Michael Rozzen

SAN DIEGO, Calif. (KGTV) — An image you may have seen claims to show Education Secretary Linda McMahon's letter to Harvard ending grants to the University, marked up by Harvard for spelling and grammar errors. But it's not real. On May 5, McMahon did indeed post a letter claiming Harvard is violating federal law and letting the University know it would no longer get federal grants.
FACT OR FICTION: Did Harvard mark up a letter from Education Secretary Linda McMahon?

1 week ago | 10news.com | Michael Rozzen

SAN DIEGO, Calif. (KGTV) — An image you may have seen claims to show Education Secretary Linda McMahon's letter to Harvard ending grants to the University, marked up by Harvard for spelling and grammar errors. But it's not real. On May 5, McMahon did indeed post a letter claiming Harvard is violating federal law and letting the University know it would no longer get federal grants.
Fact or Fiction: Is there going to be a musical about Luigi Mangione?

1 week ago | 10news.com | Michael Rozzen

(KGTV) — A story that caught our eye claims a musical is about to come out about Luigi Mangione, the young man accused of killing United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson. This one's true. Luigi The Musical is set to open in June in San Francisco. According to the website, the musical is a comedy and not a celebration of violence of any kind. In the show, Mangione shares a prison with real-life inmates Sam Bankman-Fried and Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs.
Fact or Fiction: Did the White House post an AI image of Trump as a Jedi?

1 week ago | 10news.com | Michael Rozzen

(KGTV) — Much has been made over the AI image President Trump posted of himself as the Pope. Now another image is going around allegedly posted by the White House on May the 4th showing Trump as a muscular Jedi with a lightsaber. It's also legit. The official White House X and Instagram accounts posted the AI-generated image on May 4. The post calls the President's political opponents Sith Lords, which are the evildoers in Star Wars.
Fact or Fiction: Trump says he's renaming Veterans Day?

1 week ago | 10news.com | Michael Rozzen

(KGTV) — A story you might have heard claims President Trump wants to rename Veterans Day. It's true and that's not all. In a late night post on Truth Social, the President said he plans to change the name of November 11 from Veterans Day to "Victory Day for World War I."The federal holiday, which was originally created to honor those who served in the First World War, currently honors all veterans.
Fact or Fiction: Graham said he supports Trump's bid for Pope?

1 week ago | 10news.com | Michael Rozzen

(KGTV) — A story you may have seen claims Senator Lindsey Graham is publicly supporting President Trump's bid to become the next Pope. It's true, but don't take it seriously. It all started when Trump jokingly told reporters his choice for the next Pope would be himself. In response, Lindsey Graham wrote tongue in-cheek on X that "I was excited to hear that President Trump is open to the idea of being the next Pope.
Fact or Fiction: Man unknowingly buys back his own stolen car?

2 weeks ago | 10news.com | Michael Rozzen

(KGTV) — A story that seems hard to believe claims a man paid more than $20,000 to buy his own stolen car. It's true. Ewan Valentine from England had his 2016 Honda Civic stolen earlier this year. So he shelled out $26,000 for a used replacement he found online. He first noticed something was odd when he found a tent peg and Christmas tree pines in the trunk that he recognized.