The cat became Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office at the prime minister’s residence in 2011. Liz Truss, the fourth PM since he's been in residence, has resigned.

The VERIFY team confirmed a video of Ukraine President Zelenskyy telling his people to surrender is a deepfake. It was created using images from press conferences.

A photo being shared online claiming to be taken during a drone light show during Day of the Dead celebrations in Mexico City isn’t real.

The VERIFY team is fact-checking images and videos that have come from Hurricane Ian. Here is what is true and false.

Though a formal proclamation hasn't happened yet, King Charles III automatically became England’s newest ruler the moment his mother passed away. Here’s why.

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said on Wednesday that reporting about crack pipes being put into safe smoking kits is “inaccurate.”

Will you have to apply for student loan cancellation? Is debt forgiveness considered taxable income? Here’s what we know about Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan.

Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, many self-proclaimed Ukrainians have asked for donations on social media. We verify how to know which ones are untrustworthy.

Foreign companies can bid on oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve that’s sold in a competitive auction. Here’s how the process works.

Temperatures spiked in a short amount of time, humidity was high and wind was low in southwest Kansas. The cattle also hadn't shed their winter coats yet.

PayPal says a revised Acceptable Use Policy, which is essentially the company’s terms of service, included incorrect information about fines.

Ukraine, Russia, the U.S. and the UK signed a 1994 treaty that assured Ukraine it would be safe from attack as long as it gave up its massive stockpile of nukes.

The VERIFY team confirmed a video of Ukraine President Zelenskyy telling his people to surrender is a deepfake. It was created using images from press conferences.

The cat became Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office at the prime minister’s residence in 2011. Liz Truss, the fourth PM since he's been in residence, has resigned.

A blog claimed Albert Bourla was arrested last week but there are no records of a case involving Bourla. Pfizer says the claim is false.

As more places require proof of vaccination, some people are wondering if your vaccine card by itself is "Protected Health Information" that's protected by HIPAA.

The cat became Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office at the prime minister’s residence in 2011. Liz Truss, the fourth PM since he's been in residence, has resigned.

The Gun Violence Archive reported 1,676 child gun deaths in 2022 — the highest number the nonprofit has ever recorded.

Some members of Congress accused the White House of violating flag code by putting a LGBTQ+ pride flag in between two U.S. flags.

The viral clip shows Shepard Smith, who left Fox News in 2019, discussing the path of Hurricane Matthew, which hit the East Coast in October 2016.

Russian media reports claiming that three Tennessee National Guard members killed in Ukraine are false, VERIFY confirmed.

The posts claimed the PETS Act and FEMA force hotels and motels to legally house pets during natural disasters. We can verify that's not true.

The legislation imposes a 15% minimum tax on large corporations, but there are no individual income tax hikes included in the Inflation Reduction Act.

March 31 has been recognized as International Transgender Day of Visibility since 2009. The fact that Easter occurred on the same day this year was coincidental.

Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr called on U.S. senators to pass H.R. 8 after the deadly school shooting in Texas. Here’s where the bill stands right now.

With last week’s change of guidance from the CDC, states, cities and businesses have been adjusting their mask rules.

Some have drawn comparisons between former president Donald Trump’s alleged hush money payments and a settlement Bill Clinton paid in 1998.

The Inflation Reduction Act includes about $80 billion in funding for the IRS. The agency isn’t using that money to hire 87,000 new auditors.

On Dec. 7, Brittney Griner was released as the latest example of a prisoner swap between the U.S. and Russia.

Across the globe, many are looking for ways to protest against Russian aggression. Some stores are banning Russian vodkas, but which brands are actually Russian?

As of May 25, 24 children have been killed in school shootings and between 17 and 21 on-duty law enforcement officers have died from gunfire.

The Senate approved legislation to make daylight saving time permanent by 2023, but it still needs House approval before President Biden can sign it into law.

The Department of Transportation repealed a mandate in 2018 that required safer brakes on trains that carried hazardous materials.

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said on Wednesday that reporting about crack pipes being put into safe smoking kits is “inaccurate.”

Viral posts said Norway’s beach volleyball team was fined. But female athletes can wear shorts in beach volleyball. It’s not allowed in international beach handball.

News reports claimed multiple homeless veterans were evicted from hotels in New York state due to an asylum seeker program. But that didn’t happen.

Photos and videos falsely attributed to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine surfaced soon after the attack began.

Experts say legitimate reports of children being harmed by contaminated Halloween candy are best understood as contemporary legends or urban myths.

Some states previously passed laws banning or restricting access to abortions. Those laws are now set to go into effect.

The amount of money earned on the federal minimum wage in a month is several hundred dollars less than the typical cost of rent nationwide.

An Israeli study found the best protection against COVID-19 is getting vaccinated and having natural immunity. But vaccines are still effective and less dangerous.

A spokesperson for The Atlantic said the image shared on social media is “fabricated and not an actual Atlantic article.”

How ballots are counted, when they are counted and when results are certified are all reasons why official election results are typically finalized after Nov. 8.

Social media rumors have persistently claimed some schools offer litter boxes for “furries.” There’s no evidence that has ever happened.

People are misinterpreting an analysis of CDC data reported in the Washington Post to falsely claim vaccines are no longer effective at preventing COVID deaths.

A viral social media post claims that in 2011 Donald Trump gave money to Kamala Harris’ campaign for attorney general. That’s true. Here’s how much he donated.

Swollen lymph nodes are a natural reaction to the COVID-19 vaccine. Experts say people should still get vaccinated and not delay overdue mammogram appointmen...

The VERIFY team is fact-checking images and videos that have come from Hurricane Ian. Here is what is true and false.

VERIFY found that it costs about 17 cents to drive one mile in an average gas-powered vehicle versus roughly 5 cents to drive one mile in an electric vehicle.

While monkeypox can spread through touching contaminated clothing and linens, there are ways to clean and disinfect these items.

A THV11 VERIFY viewer wanted to know, if it’s true the COVID-19 shot accelerates the effects of Alzheimer’s and dementia?

Justices Thomas and Alito may have broken the law by accepting valuable gifts. But the federal gift law is unenforceable for Supreme Court justices.

The bill would only reduce co-pays for some insured people.

Ice cream “pup cups” are a popular dog treat. But some online posts warn McDonald’s ice cream has an ingredient toxic to dogs. That’s false.

World Redhead Day celebrates people who have red hair every year on May 26. Here are three facts about this unique hair color.

After he was elected president, Biden resumed the tradition of publicly releasing tax returns each year.

Biden visited the U.S.-Mexico border on Jan. 8, 2023, after he previously faced criticism for not making any public appearances at the border during his presidency.

The State Department is running limited-time pilots to test a system for online passport renewals. Only certain people qualify for online renewals.

The U.S. Army is developing a vaccine capable of protecting against multiple coronaviruses, but Dr. Fauci said it will be years before one is potentially available.

Experts say legitimate reports of children being harmed by contaminated Halloween candy are best understood as urban legends.