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Snopes Debunker - A viral post about Alan Turing, Trump on Ukraine, and that rumor about a uterus and the U.S. Supreme Court

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Today: A viral post about Alan Turing, Trump on Ukraine, and that rumor about a uterus and the U.S. Supreme Court

Is the Facebook Post About Alan Turing’s Life Truthful?

A viral Facebook post purported to provide information about the life of Turing, including details about his sexuality, war efforts, death, and inspiration.

Jordan Liles reports.

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Is the ‘What I Would Do’ Trump Quote About Ukraine Real?

A meme displayed a genuine quote from former U.S. President Donald Trump that showed some of his thoughts on how to help Ukraine during Russia's invasion. Read Story.

Was Uterus Mailed to Supreme Court? TikTok Fantasy Goes Viral

Some people definitely fantasized about committing such an act after Roe v. Wade was overturned. Read Story.

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