Jack Izzo is a journalist at Snopes, having joined the team in October 2023. Based in Chicago and originally from San Diego, Jack covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, current affairs, and media, drawing on his background in journalism and research on misinformation. He has been featured in various outlets such as Yahoo News UK, Popular Science, and MSN.
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By: Jack Izzo
It's unclear exactly how involved her father Harry Loy Anderson was in Epstein's finances.
By: Jack Izzo
At a news conference with Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, Larry Fink said he thinks the U.S. needs to build $10 trillion of infrastructure in 10 years.
By: Jack Izzo
Anna Moneymaker, accessed via Getty Images Claim: BlackRock CEO Larry Fink said trillions of dollars of ordinary people's "savings
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The insinuation seems to be that not eating meat is un-American. Image courtesy of Danielle Villasana, accessed via Getty Images Claim:
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Trump agreed to finish the rink's construction using the city's budget. He made no profit.
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Readers asked us to investigate. We'd like to apologize for being killjoys. Image courtesy of Facebook page Maui Hawaii Life, illustrated by Snopes
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A judge's decision sparked much discussion online about the potential ramifications across the country.
By: Jack Izzo
The claim is part of a trend of social media posts, often produced using AI tools, sharing fake legislation.
By: Jack Izzo
Melania Trump has repeatedly denied the rumor since it first appeared in 2016, even winning a lawsuit against the Daily Mail.
By: Jack Izzo
The rumor originated on a Facebook page that labels its content as satirical. Image courtesy of Joyce N. Boghosian, accessed via Wikimedia Commons
