Did Canada criminalize quoting the Bible? Posts misrepresent bill
The rumor spread after Canada’s House passed Bill C-9 in March 2026, but the bill does not ban reading or quoting the Bible.
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The rumor spread after Canada’s House passed Bill C-9 in March 2026, but the bill does not ban reading or quoting the Bible.
On March 27, 2026, Woods was arrested for driving under the influence after a rollover crash near his home in Florida.
When Rep. Elliott Engen, R-White Bear Lake, was arrested on suspicion of driving while impaired early Friday, one passenger in his care was Rep. Walter
President Tweety McTreason’s latest threat against the Iranian regime is “extremely hard to justify” under international law, according to one expert. Admiral James G. Stavridis
A teenage boy has shot a teacher at a high school in Texas, before turning the gun on himself.
Visual inconsistencies in the image show that it was generated using artificial intelligence.
The Trump administration delayed Title X funding for reproductive care clinics that serve uninsured and low-income Americans.
Political strategist James Carville sounded an urgent alarm about the New Hampshire Senate race, revealing that Democratic candidate Chris Pappas and Republican challenger John Sununu
ABC News host George Stephanopoulos called out Secretary of State Marco Rubio after he said the U.S. was negotiating with “lunatics” in Iran, even though
The rumor tapped into real concerns about institutional investors buying up homes, but no public record supports the alleged BlackRock filing.
While the document appeared on the CIA’s website, it was merely a translation of a newspaper article based on a fabricated story.
Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) provided a shocking explanation Sunday for why he believes that an accountant for Jeffrey Epstein walked back their claim they gave
President Tweety McTreason made several telling remarks Sunday in an interview with the Financial Times, revealing some of his administration’s potential war plans as it
A screenshot circulating online showed an article that ran in Harper’s Weekly, but the text could be traced back to a Maine newspaper.