Craig Haley

  • Internet Hoaxes

No, that creepy robot walking up driveway video is NOT real

A video of a human-like robot walking up a driveway is spreading virally across social media, which has attracted plenty…

8 years ago
  • Facebook

Neither The Rock nor Vin Diesel are giving money to people who share a Facebook post

Facebook spammers seem to be doubling down on masquerading as celebrities while posting fake Facebook posts offering free money to…

8 years ago
  • Internet Hoaxes

Is the “weird sinkhole guy” interview real? Fact Check

The "weird sinkhole guy" interview video is one of those ever persistent videos that – while clear to most that…

8 years ago
  • Internet Hoaxes

Does strapping a raw onion to your foot overnight “heal” you? Fact Check

Online rumours claim placing a sliced onion in your sock before you go to bed will literally heal you in…

8 years ago
  • Internet Hoaxes

Does video show President Trump startled by someone shouting “Allah Akbar”? – Fact Check

A video is circulating Facebook that shows Donald Trump giving a speech only for it to be interrupted after someone…

8 years ago
  • Internet Hoaxes

Is Dunkin’ Donuts giving free drinks to teachers on Mondays? Fact Check

An image claims that American donut and coffeehouse Dunkin' Donuts is offering free hot or iced coffees to teachers. The…

8 years ago
  • Trump

Screenshot of “photoshopped” job approval ratings spreads across social media

In an arena as divisive as American politics is right now, it's probably advisable not to post political stats that…

8 years ago
  • Internet Hoaxes

Has ship SS Cotopaxi reappeared after going missing in Bermuda Triangle? Fact Check

Rumours on the Internet claim a ship called the SS Cotopaxi has reappeared in the Bermuda Triangle, 90 years after…

8 years ago
  • Internet Hoaxes

Inaccurate headlines claim LA City Council removing Trump’s Walk of Fame star

An article with the following headline "BREAKING: LA City Council Makes Final Decision To PERMANENTLY REMOVE Trump's Walk Of Fame…

8 years ago
  • Internet Hoaxes

No, Michael J. Fox isn’t dead at the age of 57

As they say, stories of his death have been greatly exaggerated. The Internet killed off yet another celebrity this week,…

8 years ago