Alex Kasprak is a journalist and fact-checker who works for Snopes.com, specializing in science and investigations. He has also written for various other publications, including Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports Canada, and Yahoo Finance UK. Alex's work focuses on debunking misinformation and providing accurate information to readers.
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The context behind a troubling scene in the Turkish documentary "Holy Redemption." Image courtesy of TRT World
By: Alex Kasprak
A U.S. representative's post on X suggested his office had caught local election officials in a lie. He was wrong.
Walz served in the Minnesota National Guard for 24 years. He did not see combat.
"I'm only prodding the narrative here," conspiracy theorist Candace Owen claimed, "because I'm going to need proof that she's Black."
By: Alex Kasprak
The Ohio senator's venture capital fund invested in the app AcreTrader. Image courtesy of Getty Images
U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris published photos of herself with a woman she claimed was her paternal grandmother, who died four years before Harris was born.
"She can't even ask sincere questions without a script," pundit Tim Pool claimed on X.
By: Alex Kasprak
In a world without context, anything can seem nefarious. With weeks before Election Day, opponents of Vice President Kamala Harris' presidential
The vice president went to high school in the Westmount suburb of Montreal.
"Taylor Swift is now worth an estimated $1.3 billion," a meme begins. Image courtesy of x.com Claim:
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