Oxford researchers engineer a novel quantum superposition state using components that are themselves quantum in nature opening doors to resilient quantum computers.
Year: 2026
New Oral GLP-1 Medication Shows Dramatic Blood Sugar and Weight Loss in Major Clinical Trial
A landmark trial reveals an oral version of GLP-1 medication dramatically improves blood sugar control and drives significant weight loss in type 2 diabetes.
False: Social Media Claims Veterans DEI Accomplishments Were Purged from Government Websites
A 21-year veteran’s records were temporarily removed from government sites during a DEI content purge but have since been partially restored.
False: Youth Underemployment for College Graduates Is Not 70% Nationwide
Fact checkers reject a widely shared claim attributed to an influencer that 70% of young college graduates are unemployed or underemployed.
False: Video Shows Toddler Crying Over Casket of Soldier Killed in Iran — Claim Debunked
A viral social media video of a child at a military funeral is falsely presented as showing a toddler mourning a US soldier killed in Iran.
False: North Korea’s Kim Jong-Un Never Said No God Could Protect the US From New Weapons
TikTok posts circulated a fabricated quote attributed to Kim Jong-Un that was never said and has been clearly debunked by fact checkers.
False: Video of Israelis Fleeing to Cyprus Debunked by PolitiFact
PolitiFact rates as false a viral social media video falsely purporting to show Israeli citizens evacuating to Cyprus during conflict.
False: Senators Shared Unfounded Claims About Gunman’s Party Affiliation After Minnesota Shooting
Politicians including Senator Mike Lee posted misleading social media claims about the political affiliation of the Minnesota shooting suspect.
False: Claims That Trump’s Right to Repair Anecdote Was Accurate Debunked by FactCheck
FactCheck finds the president’s story about auto right to repair was wildly inaccurate and did not reflect the facts of the dispute.
False: Kennedy Centre Board Fight Story Mixed With Incorrect Claims About Trump Name Removal
Social media posts exaggerate and distort details of the Washington Post report about the Kennedy Center board fight and Trump’s name on the facade.