Uliana Malashenko is a Misinformation Reporter for Lead Stories. She specializes in fact-checking and debunking false information, particularly in the realm of current events and viral content. Uliana is dedicated to providing accurate and reliable information to combat the spread of misinformation.
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Uliana Malashenko's coverage focuses on fact-checking, misinformation, and conspiracy theories within the themes of government & politics and entertainment news. She regularly features expert commentary and covers evolving stories related to these topics.
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By: Uliana Malashenko
Did former Republican lawmaker Liz Cheney post on X that Donald Trump "is now literally threatening" to kill her? No,...
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Did Joe Rogan say "he will not be voting for Trump after having him on the podcast"? No, that's not...
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Did The Atlantic publish an article with the title "How A Squirrel Became A Rallying Cry Of The Far Right"?...
by: Uliana Malashenko Did Donald Trump issue a statement on Peanut the Squirrel saying the animal was "executed" by the State of New York?
by: Uliana Malashenko Does a post on social media prove that a "male relative who recently started identifying as a 'woman' received two
By: Uliana Malashenko
Does a video of a person with a skateboard show a "ballot mule caught on camera at a branch library...
by: Uliana Malashenko Does a viral video discussing poll workers bringing "machines" to voters' cars prove "election cheating" in Florence, South Carolina?
Could Kamala Harris have won Wisconsin if the votes cast for one of the independent candidates -- Jill Stein -- had gone to the Democrat? No, that's not true: That implication on social media was based on incomplete early totals. As more and more ballots were counted, Donald Trump's lead significantly outgrew the number of Stein's votes.
by: Uliana Malashenko Does a viral image portray Kamala Harris and Hillary Clinton together "after the election results" in 2024?
by: Uliana Malashenko Did NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte publicly say that "if Trump surrenders Ukraine to Putin, he will personally expel the United States from the alliance"?
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