Kaiyah Clarke is a journalist for Lead Stories, specializing in fact-checking and debunking misinformation. With a focus on current events and popular culture, Kaiyah aims to provide accurate and reliable information to readers.
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Kaiyah Clarke's coverage predominantly centers around fact-checking and news analysis, with a focus on verifying or debunking false claims across various topics such as politics, entertainment news, and health. Given her emphasis on expert commentary and announcements, she may be interested in inputs from authoritative sources who can provide context to ongoing public debates or high-profile events that have spawned misinformation.
As Kaiyah covers a wide range of topics including content & publishing, politics, government & politics, entertainment news, and health related issues alongside fact-checking activities; experts in these fields providing insightful perspectives could find success in reaching out to her for potential collaboration.
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by: Kaiyah Clarke Does a video authentically show Sean "Diddy" Combs speaking from prison in 2024? No, that's not true: The video clip in this social media post is from 2010.
Does a video show fenced-in elk escaping a wildfire in Wyoming in 2024? No, that's not true: The video on...
by: Kaiyah Clarke Does a video show two active tornadoes on the ground simultaneously in Florida during Hurricane Milton's landfall in October 2024?
By: Kaiyah Clarke
Are social media posts posting authentic information that police officers in various states have "no idea" where an "approximately 2...
Do photos showing luxurious mansions depict the real Quebec childhood home of Vice President Kamala Harris and prove she was...
by: Kaiyah Clarke Did the E.coli outbreak involving McDonald's occur soon after Donald Trump worked at one McDonald's restaurant for one hour during his 2024 presidential campaign?
Does a photo on social media show people crowding the street outside Madison Square Garden in New York in 2024 for a Trump rally? No, that's not true: Images from the street scene first appeared in 2011, showing people in Dublin lined up for an event attended by then-President Barack Obama. Actual photos from Trump's Madison Square Garden rally in 2024 do not match the street scene in the social media post, where the Irish flag is visible.
by: Kaiyah Clarke Did "White Hats" stop "three busses" full of "Harris supporters" who had voted in New York, then boarded a bus to vote again in Pennsylvania, with 150 of these people detained?
by: Kaiyah Clarke Do social media posts authentically depict that an "old lady" who purportedly has dementia was found after being deemed lost?
By: Kaiyah Clarke
Did Elon Musk publicly announce plans to "officially" buy McDonald's in November 2024? No, that's not true: As of this...
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