We fact-checked messages claiming a mother adopted a boy and discovered he was her missing son after 10 years.

We fact-checked messages claiming that the blackout in European countries marked the start of a three-day global blackout.

We checked messages claiming that all Starbucks cups hold the same volume and that the company deceives its customers.

We fact-checked claims suggesting Pope Francis' funeral had inverted crosses, hooded figures, and esoteric or satanic rituals.

We fact-checked messages claiming China and Toyota developed a water-powered engine and explained what was actually announced.

We fact-checked messages claiming that Pope Francis asked to say goodbye to his dog Baltazar before dying. See the truth.

Viral post claims a Chinese factory sold over 100,000 “boycott China” T-shirts and caps to the US. We checked the facts.

We fact-checked messages claiming that white doves appeared in the Vatican sky after Pope Francis' funeral in a phenomenon considered unusual.

We checked messages claiming that the text 'Definition of Hospital', about prayers in hospitals, was written by Pope Francis.