Russia Strikes Ukraine Power Plant After Ceasefire Claim
A trending claim says Russia hit a Ukrainian power plant just after Trump announced an energy ceasefire. Here is what is verified, what is unconfirmed, and why.
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Russian Bots ‘Gone’ From Social Media? What Is Known
Viral posts claim Russian bot networks have vanished from social media. Researchers say takedowns are real but far more limited than the celebrations suggest.
UK Rejects Trump Russia Diesel Deal, Defence Chief Says
A trending claim says the UK defence secretary rejected a Trump-backed Russia diesel arrangement. Here is what is verifiable, what is not, and why it matters.
Elgin College Covered Flock Cameras in Contract Clash
An Illinois community college says it tried to end its Flock Safety camera contract, covered the devices, and found them uncovered again. Here is what is known.
Finland Pushes EU to All but End Russian Travel
Finland is pressing the EU to sharply curb travel by Russian nationals, building on a closed border and tighter visa rules. What is known and what comes next.
Federal Agents Searched Rep. Ilhan Omar’s Home: What Is Known
Federal agents searched Rep. Ilhan Omar's home as part of a criminal investigation, AP sources say. Here is what is confirmed, what is not, and what comes next.
Russian Bot Traffic Claim After Drone Strikes, Examined
A viral post says Ukrainian drone strikes on Russia's "Google data centers" wiped out disinformation bot traffic overnight. Here is what the evidence shows.
Did the UK PM Admit Russia Swayed Brexit? What Is...
A viral headline says Britain's prime minister admitted Russia was behind the Brexit vote. Here is what the documented record actually shows, and what is unveri
YouTuber’s Police-Only Camera Draws Officer Visit
A Canadian YouTuber built a Flock-style ALPR camera that logs only police vehicles. Officers visited his home citing privacy concerns. What is known so far.
Free Adobe Clone Maker Takes Aim at Microsoft Office
The developer behind free Adobe-style apps says open-source Word, Excel and PowerPoint replacements are next, with Autodesk tools also on the roadmap.
