Who Is Erika Kirk? Erika Kirk, a polarizing social media star and entrepreneur, has faced endless speculation about her career, relationships, and business ventures. At NextMinuteNews, we fact-checked the most persistent rumors to reveal what’s…
Foldable Homeless Pods in Iceland? Viral Claim Debunked In recent days, a viral claim about Iceland’s innovative solution to homelessness—foldable, portable pods—spread rapidly on social media. Posts hailed these shelters as a “compassionate and futuristic”…
Trump’s False Claim About ID for Groceries and Gas Former President Donald Trump recently claimed that Americans must show identification to buy groceries or fuel at gas stations. The statement, made during a campaign rally…
Nancy Pelosi, the former Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, has been a defining figure in American politics for decades. Her statements—ranging from healthcare reform to economic policy—have frequently drawn scrutiny. In this comprehensive…
** X Posts Spread False Claim About SNAP Recipients Recent posts on X (formerly Twitter) have falsely claimed that non-citizens make up most Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) beneficiaries. These misleading claims have fueled debates…
If your social media feed is buzzing with a wild story about Donald Trump, the White House, and a demolition sale, you're not alone. A sensational claim has gone viral across X, Instagram, and WhatsApp:…
Did Marco Rubio Confirm Rosie O’Donnell’s Passport Was Revoked? In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, political rumors—especially those involving celebrities—can go viral without verification. One such claim suggests Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) confirmed comedian Rosie O’Donnell’s…
Introduction Nature is full of wonders—and myths. At NextMinuteNews, we’ve fact-checked 15 astonishing claims about the natural world. From immortal jellyfish to talking trees, here’s what science really says. 1. The Amazon Rainforest: Earth’s Lungs?…
Fact-Check: Did Canadian Ad About U.S. Tariffs Mislead About Reagan’s Remarks? In an era of political spin, even Ronald Reagan’s legacy isn’t immune to reinterpretation. A Canadian advocacy group recently invoked the 40th U.S. president…
A viral claim alleges former President Donald Trump agreed to a financial "bailout" for Argentina during his term. With social media amplifying the rumor, let’s separate fact from fiction. Origins of the Trump-Argentina Bailout Claim…
Introduction The White House, America’s most famous residence, requires constant upkeep to preserve its historic integrity and modern functionality. A viral claim alleges that the Obama administration spent $376 million on renovations—but is this true?…
Viral Image Falsely Claims Obama "Wrecked" White House for Basketball Court A viral photo circulating online falsely alleges that former President Barack Obama "wrecked" the White House to construct a basketball court. The image, which…
Former President Donald Trump recently claimed that "50% of U.S. presidents have invoked the Insurrection Act." This bold assertion has drawn scrutiny, especially as debates about executive power and civil unrest continue. Let’s examine the…
Indian Railways Takes on Fake News with @RailFactCheck In a decisive move against misinformation, the Indian Railways Ministry has launched its official fact-checking handle, @RailFactCheck, on X (formerly Twitter). The platform will debunk fake news,…
"How About a Little Less Trump?" PolitiFact Readers Share Feedback on Fact-Checking In an era of rampant misinformation, fact-checkers like PolitiFact play a vital role in holding leaders accountable. Yet, some readers argue the platform’s…
