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Digital editing strikes again.https://bit.ly/3oiuyiY 

Nopehttps://bit.ly/2XPUWTN 

Here's what we know about the song's origin:https://bit.ly/2JNwNJg 

The song contains no reference to Christmas or December.https://bit.ly/2SC2Ris 

True.https://bit.ly/2YHliHs 

Believers describe the "monster" as an ominous, towering apparition with a high-pitched, hissing squeal.https://bit.ly/3ErNRf8 

Want to know why we deck the halls in winter? Read on.https://bit.ly/3xQLxfq 

Beware the meme that can't even spell "brainwash" right.https://bit.ly/31u1pbI 

Yep.https://bit.ly/3CZLZZR 

Just when we thought we've heard it all.https://bit.ly/3cBep2M 

Keep an eye out for this message supposedly written by the “Dr Pepper Corporation," which isn't a real thing.https://bit.ly/3pk1EOG 

False.https://bit.ly/2QKR97J 

Greta Thunberg was named Time Magazine's Person of the Year in 2019. Morgan Vague was not.https://bit.ly/3D3eHbZ 

As the trial of accused sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell unfolds, this photograph is circulating on social media.https://bit.ly/3pic8Oq 

While this video shows real incidents, none of them have a connection to the COVID-19 vaccine.https://bit.ly/31igqxa 

Your daily reminder not to believe everything you see online.https://bit.ly/3G8EDFl 

This is a real movie, but it has practically nothing to do with the current pandemic.https://bit.ly/3DfUn7t 

As the COVID-19 pandemic completes a second year, false rumors about vaccines — like this one — remain rampant.https://bit.ly/3DlN2TS 

"It is hovering and it’s not an aircraft." Read the full radio transcript from what were believed to be Frederick Valentich's final moments alive, as well as our complete breakdown of what most likely happened on a Saturday evening in October 1978.https://bit.ly/3dkV4Sl 

This rumor is based on an image supposedly showing a message sent through an aircraft communications system, and a since-deleted TikTok video supposedly posted by a flight attendant on the plane.https://bit.ly/3IiwtvF