A composite photograph comparing images of coastline near a Scottish castle and seemingly taken more than a century apart is not evidence that rising sea levels are a hoax, contrary to widely shared online posts.

President Donald Trump tried Tuesday to concoct an alternative reality on the subject of “affordability” – piling lie on top of lie to try to convince Americans that the issue has vanished.

The Instagram post, which is one of several with the same claim that have popped up online, says that February is a type of calendar occurrence that happens once every 823 years.

A 2019 video of Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen laughing uncontrollably as she recounts Denmark’s purchase of four elephants and a seemingly inseparable camel has been miscaptioned online as showing a reaction to U.

President Donald Trump did another social media posting spree on Wednesday night and Thursday morning. As with Trump’s previous posting blitzes, this one was filled with wildly inaccurate and often conspiratorial claims about elections and other subjects.

"Chicken parts such as the gizzard, head, neck, offal, skin, and so on are safe to eat. If they're unhealthy, then the chicken isn't healthy either," Tan Shot Yen told Tempo on Wednesday, January 28, 2026.