Gabrielle Settles is a Fact-Checking Reporter at various esteemed publications. She specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on fact-checking, social issues, and the implications of artificial intelligence and machine learning. Gabrielle's work has been featured in notable outlets including AOL, Inc., PolitiFact, and USA TODAY.
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Gabrielle's coverage primarily focuses on fact-checking, scams, and debunking conspiracy theories related to government & politics as well as entertainment news. She appears to be heavily involved in evolving stories and breaking news related to these topics.
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By: Gabrielle Settles
The claim: Harrison Butker declined deal with Nike because it supports Colin Kaepernick
By: Gabrielle Settles
The claim: Image shows news outlet headline on a Diddy and LeBron James sex tape
The image shows an altered version of a genuine Marca headline that does not mention a sex tape.
By: Gabrielle Settles
USA TODAY The claim: Post implies Kamala Harris and Sean 'Diddy' Combs dated
Gabrielle Settles, USA TODAY · 2 min read The claim: Hulu canceled ‘The Kardashians' for family's connection with Sean ‘Diddy' Combs
By: Gabrielle Settles
Gabrielle Settles, USA TODAY · 3 min read The claim: Project Phoenix simulation shows Hurricane Milton was ‘engineered'
Gabrielle Settles, USA TODAY · 2 min read The claim: Hurricane Milton destroyed Disney World
The theme park only sustained minor damage and reopened two days after the storm.
Musk has not made any such announcement, and no credible news outlets reported he has. A recent Tesla unveiling didn't include this.
By: Gabrielle Settles
USA TODAY The claim: Elon Musk is developing robots to carry human pregnancies
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