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A viral video falsely claims that driving against the flow at a toll avoids charges, which has been debunked by authorities.

A viral video falsely claims that sparkling water is 'poison' that can immediately raise blood pressure by 10 mmHg, but doctors clarify the truth about its effects on health.

A viral social media post claims that AI, specifically Elon Musk's Grok, had predicted the date of an impending US-Israel attack on Iran, which Musk has reacted to; however, experts clarify it was a methodological exercise rather than a genuine prediction.

A viral method from Japan, known as Nekteso, claims to determine a cat's personality based on the shape of its paw pads.

The article debunks the viral claims of Muslims praying in front of the Vatican, clarifying that the images were from an event held in 2024.

Claims that neem tea can prevent various illnesses, including cancer and malaria, are scientifically unsupported according to experts.

A viral video claims that 70% of firearms used by the Jalisco cartel in Mexico are sourced from Ukraine, raising questions about the authenticity of these claims against the backdrop of drug cartel violence.

PETA has requested that Punch, a viral Japanese macaque from Ichikawa Zoo, be transferred to a sanctuary due to concerns about his psychological well-being attributed to captivity and isolation.

A viral video falsely claims a grandfather is selling handmade necklaces to pay for his granddaughter's heart surgery, using AI-generated visuals to deceive viewers.

A psychologist claims a connection between Benito Juárez and the viral online community known as Therian, which involves individuals identifying or perceiving themselves as animals.

Authorities refute claims made in a viral 911 call that a ski mask associated with Nancy Guthrie's disappearance was discovered in an alley.

Influencer Mari Maria defends her makeup brand after claims that the product used by BBB contestant Maxiane may have been counterfeit following a viral incident.

A viral conspiracy theory has emerged claiming that Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show contained hidden messages, sparking significant debate online.

A conspiracy theory has emerged suggesting Jeffrey Epstein is alive, prompted by comments from Lady Victoria Hervey, an ex-girlfriend of Prince Andrew, and fueled by a viral photo believed to show him in Israel.

A Dubai-based businessman’s wife claimed on a reality show that her husband buys her three kilograms of gold every year, sparking discussions on social media about wealth and relationships.

A viral video showing carvings from the Hoysala temples in Karnataka claims to depict a figure holding a telescope-like device, raising questions about the history of the telescope's invention.

The article discusses the controversy surrounding Senator Adams Oshiomhole, who is accused of being involved in a suggestive viral video, which his camp claims is AI-generated.

Adam Sandler has denied a viral TikTok story claiming he spent €300,000 at Chanel and that his daughter was publicly humiliated there, calling the claims completely fictitious.

Recent alarming claims on social media suggest that hundreds of children and young people have gone missing in Delhi, sparking concern among parents nationwide, with viral reports stating that 807 individuals were reported missing in the first 27 days of January 2026, including 137 children.

A woman from Jharkhand has made serious allegations against YouTuber Shadab Zakati, claiming she was held hostage for about a year and a half, forced to work, and threatened with death for opposing him, with a video of her claims going viral on social media.

Senator Adams Oshiomhole has refuted a viral video that allegedly shows him massaging a woman's feet, asserting it was fabricated using artificial intelligence.

The Finnish military has denied claims that it was instructed to 'be gentle' with American soldiers during a major joint military exercise in the Arctic last year, which became viral on social media.

Recent documents released by the U.S. Department of Justice from the investigation into Jeffrey Epstein have led to the spread of misleading claims and outright lies, including rumors involving New York's mayor, Princess Sofia, and cannibal theories related to obscured images.

The article explores the viral 'military sleep method' that claims to help people fall asleep within two minutes, amidst the widespread struggle with insomnia affecting millions worldwide.

A viral TikTok rumor claims that Earth's gravity will stop for seven seconds on August 12, prompting concern among many young users, but NASA and astronaut Christer Fuglesang have dismissed the claim.

American YouTuber LabCoatz claims to have deciphered Coca Cola's formula in a viral video, demonstrating a chemically identical replica through mass spectrometry analysis.

A single image may hold intriguing hints about what awaits you in 2026, as a viral optical illusion claims to predict your upcoming experiences.

A viral social media trick claims that pasta cooked a day earlier, cooled, and then reheated is better for blood sugar than freshly cooked pasta, a notion supported by some scientific evidence.

The Tennessee Highway Patrol clarifies that a protester who appeared to fall in front of a patrol car was not actually struck, as shown in dashcam footage.

A New York mother claims in a viral social media post that former party girls make the best moms, prompting widespread discussion among other mothers.

Independent journalist Nick Shirley claims his viral report on alleged Minnesota fraud led Governor Tim Walz to withdraw from his re-election campaign following mounting criticism.

The article discusses the recent online buzz about the so-called '2027 paper', a viral hoax related to fears of an AI apocalypse, highlighting that it is not a legitimate scientific study and pointing out that the real dangers are different from these sensational claims.