Tuesday, February 16, 2021

No, Gov. DeSantis Didn't Tell Biden 'Go F--- Yourself'

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15 February 2021

No, Gov. DeSantis Didn't Tell Biden 'Go F--- Yourself'

In early February 2021, social media users shared a story published by a website called Real Raw News that reported without evidence that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis had told U.S. President Joe Biden, "Go f--- yourself." What really happened here?

Snopes reporter Bethania Palma has more.

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Are George Washington’s Hair and JFK’s Harvard Sweater Up for Auction?

"The copious lock of George Washington's grayish tan hair is tied together with a fine white thread and displayed within a locket-style bezel," according to RR Auctions.

✅  True


 

Does Video Show a Chunk of the White Cliffs of Dover Falling Into the Sea?

Coastal erosion had its moment in the spotlight in early February 2021.

✅   True


 

Was the ‘Most Loved Line’ in ‘Blazing Saddles’ a ‘Mistake’?

Good luck identifying the part of this endless, ad-infested clickbait slideshow that purports to address the claim.

❌   False


 

No, This Is Not a ‘Tsunami Wave’ Headed Toward a Crowded Beach

We expected to find the photo was fake, but what we didn't see coming was that it was a fake of a fake.

❌   False


 

Is Sean Penn Vincent D’Onofrio’s Son-In-Law?

The "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" actor married Leila George D'Onofrio in July 2020.

✅   True

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