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 NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte publicly say that "if Trump surrenders Ukraine to Putin, he will personally expel the United States from the alliance"?
by: Uliana Malashenko Did a viral image of Taylor Swift capture her crying "on live television the moment the race was called for President Trump" in November 2024?
by: Uliana Malashenko Did tech billionaire Elon Musk unveil a "UFO fighter jet" named Ethereon in mid-November 2024?
by: Uliana Malashenko Was a man in the U.K. sentenced to 20 months in jail for a Facebook post "that opposes mass immigration"?
Did Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, commonly known as AOC, delete her pronouns from her account on X shortly after the 2024 election? No, that's not true: It happened months earlier. According to archived copies of the lawmaker's account, pronouns were most likely removed between November 2023 and May 2024.
Did Vladimir Putin say in a televised address on November 17, 2024, that Russia could use nuclear weapons if Ukraine launches "a mass missile" to strike targets inside Russia? No, that's not true: A viral post on X reused footage from almost two months before November 2024, when reports said the Biden administration was removing a long-standing ban on the use of U.S.-supplied missiles that could strike inside Russia from Ukraine. In the old footage, Putin discussed updates to the Russian national nuclear doctrine, not the authorization of nuclear weapons for immediate use or in response to specific missiles.
By: Uliana Malashenko
Did Major League Soccer or FIFA publicly announce that LGBTQ+ flags will be prohibited at the 2025 FIFA Club World...
by: Uliana Malashenko Did billionaire hedge fund manager Bill Ackman post on Bluesky that he suggests acquiring that platform to shut it down to "prevent further fracturing of the town square"?
Does an image on social media authentically show Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on a ventilator in a hospital? No, that's not true: The picture shows a person with a differently shaped ear. Lead Stories analysis found other inconsistencies that strongly suggested digital manipulation. Also, the image has appeared on social media since at least 2023.
Did Billie Eilish turn down an Oscar nomination and announce she plans to leave the U.S. after Donald Trump's victory in the 2024 presidential election? No, that's not true: The rumor originated in an obscure blog that didn't cite a single source and didn't disclose its ownership. No credible journalistic organization reported such an event.
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