Social media users are falsely claiming that a Jewish philanthropist has been named a global terrorist along with groups such as Islamic State and Hamas.

The political debate around nuclear energy has stirred up falsehoods about Australia's research reactor.

A former UK member of parliament has claimed Islamic State and al-Qaeda only carry out attacks on countries the US and its allies are already attacking.

A social media influencer is urging his followers to ditch commercial sunscreens which he claims damage the skin.

An X user has crafted and posted a fake statement about a former US president to see if people were gullible enough to fall for "sensationalist headlines".

One of a series of dark humour books intended for adults has been misidentified as a genuine children's book on social media.

Facebook feeds are being plagued with strangely similar posts purporting to show users' weight loss transformation pictures.

A photo of an unrelated person is being used to claim the man who fired at Donald Trump was a transgender woman.

Following Joe Biden's withdrawal from the presidential race, false claims about Ms Harris's background have flooded social media.

The bizarre idea that the Pope declared Lucifer is God of the Catholic Church is the result of a poor translation of a Latin hymn.

A facial recognition expert, and the synagogue in question, have debunked claims that an image spreading online depicts Thomas Crooks.

A photo of Donald Trump's youngest son is being used to push a false claim about the assassination attempt on the former US president in Pennsylvania.

A clip from an old documentary about a notorious Australian criminal is being used to push a conspiracy theory about the nation's worst-ever shooting massacre in 1996.

Pro-Russian social media accounts posit the strike on a Kyiv children's hospital was from a US-supplied Ukrainian missile. But expert analysis says otherwise.

A two-year-old photo is being shared by social media users who are pushing a baseless conspiracy theory about the attempted assassination of former US president Donald Trump.

It is being falsely claimed that a photograph taken moments after the attempted assassination shows a bullet hole in the former president's jacket.

A frequent spreader of misinformation has shown a complete lack of understanding of UK elections in a wild claim about the 'Deep State'.

An image from a study about ice shelves in Antarctica is being used to falsely claim that ice in the region is not melting away, but growing.

Social media has been flooded with contradictory claims about the gunman behind the attack that injured Donald Trump and left one bystander dead.

Social media has been flooded with false claims and fake images following the attempted assassination of Donald Trump.