A viral social media claim that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was killed in a Russian airstrike has been debunked. The video used to support the claim is from a 2015 explosion in Tianjin, China, and no Ukrainian media outlets reported the alleged event. This is part of a pattern of disinformation targeting political leaders.
Social media posts warning of hackers stealing fingerprints from peace sign selfies have caused panic, but experts say the risk is low compared to other cyber threats. While possible with high-resolution images, it requires significant effort and is unlikely for average users.
Shubman Gill posted a cheeky 'Nandri 2' caption after Gujarat Titans defeated Chennai Super Kings, knocking them out of the IPL 2026 playoffs. This follows a similar post after their earlier win against CSK.
Shubman Gill's Gujarat Titans defeated Chennai Super Kings for the second time in IPL 2026. Following the win, Gill posted a cheeky caption, "Nandri 2 Yellow lights, blue ending," continuing a viral social media trend.
A viral social media post about an Indian engineer laid off from Meta, detailing his struggles and potential deportation, sparked both outrage and celebration online, with some users criticizing his long-term plans on a temporary visa.
An Indian man's viral post on X contrasts his daily life in Germany with his return to Bengaluru, highlighting differences in work culture, environment, and work-life balance, sparking a debate among users.
Rumors of staff departures from Candace Owens' team, including a top producer and manager, have gone viral. Ben Shapiro's remarks referencing such exits have fueled debate about institutional influence in conservative digital media.
ChudTheBuilder and Trevv’s online feud exploded after Trevv stole ChudTheBuilder’s hat during a public Nashville encounter on May 10, 2026. The situation quickly turned serious after accusations of aggravated robbery, weapon claims, and FBI comments surfaced online. Despite multiple viral posts and livestream reactions from both creators, no arrests or confirmed investigations have been publicly reported so far.
Laura Loomer accused George Farmer, husband of Candace Owens, of serious misconduct in a viral post, including alleged DUI incidents. The claims, which remain unverified, quickly gained attention online and intensified ongoing tensions between Loomer and Owens. While Loomer cited documents to support her allegations, Owens has not publicly responded to the specific claims so far.
A small Australian seaside town is overwhelmed by tourists after its Tasman Drive street went viral on Instagram, TikTok and China's RedNote. Residents, including 81-year-old Peter Hainsworth, complain of cars blocking roads, rubbish being left behind, and tourists posing dangerously for selfies. "It's getting beyond a joke for a small country town," Hainsworth said.
A viral social media post has sparked speculation about Candace Owens' sudden absence and unannounced travel, with users questioning how her break differed from her usual pattern of informing viewers in advance. The post references recent commentary involving Charlie Kirk and Erika Kirk, adding to the intrigue. While no verified evidence confirms any issue beyond routine travel, the lack of official clarification has fueled online debate and curiosity among followers.
A viral post is making unverified claims about Candace Owens canceling her shows and suggesting connections to the White House Correspondents Dinner and an individual named Cole Allen. No credible evidence supports these allegations, and Owens has not responded publicly. The situation highlights how quickly social media narratives can spread despite a lack of confirmed facts.
A viral social media post has sparked speculation about Candace Owens' recent show cancellations, suggesting unverified connections to a White House Correspondents Dinner incident and an individual named Cole Allen. No credible evidence supports these allegations, and Owens has not responded publicly. The situation highlights how quickly unverified claims can spread online despite lacking confirmed facts.
Viral posts claiming a connection between Candace Owens and someone named Cole Allen, allegedly related to the White House Correspondents Dinner, have spread online without any verified evidence. The claims originate from an anonymous X user and rely on distant personal links and speculation rather than confirmed facts. No law enforcement agency, major news outlet, or official source has confirmed any investigation. The posts also promote donations and subscriptions, raising questions about intent behind the unverified speculation.
Candace Owens has sparked online speculation after canceling her show again, with a viral post questioning her whereabouts during the White House Correspondents Dinner incident and suggesting a possible link to Cole Allen. No verified evidence supports these claims, but her silence has fueled debate, highlighting how quickly unconfirmed narratives can spread across social media.
Kristen Fischer, an American mother living in India, described 10 everyday lessons she has learned as an expat, from shifting ideas of “spicy” and punctuality to patience, humor and community.
Clavicular, whose real name is Braden Peters, went viral after claims he is expecting a child with a girlfriend of 10 days. The rumor came from a viral post and a misunderstood livestream. There is no proof of pregnancy. The story is false, while real concerns remain about his health, recent hospital stay, and ongoing controversies.
