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@Yeekmanxmf3 Katy Perry did not remove her music from Apple Music in Israel. As of 9/21/26, Perry's full catalog remained available on Apple Music's Israeli storefront. Get the reliable story from NewsGuard AI (https://t.co/IjYIayiBZX)
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U.S. and Chinese AI tools are more alike than you may think, largely agreeing about the risks posed by AI.
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NewsGuard AI Launches in Europe 🌍
Today, we're bringing NewsGuard AI to France, Italy, Germany, Austria, and the U.K. — bringing reliable AI-powered news to European readers in French, German, and Italian, in addition to English.
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A Russian influence campaign fabricated videos falsely claiming that Robert De Niro, Ben Affleck, Cher, and other celebrities blamed Democrats for transgender issues.
NewsGuard found nine fake reports impersonating major news outlets.
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NewsGuard’s False Claim of the Week: Pro-Kremlin sources claim that a Ukrainian train struck by a Russian drone was carrying former U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson and other dignitaries.
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Conservative and anti-vaccine commentators on X and Substack are baselessly claiming that two measles deaths in unvaccinated people and confirmed by Pennsylvania health authorities were not actually caused by measles.
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With the U.S. midterm elections weeks away, NewsGuard today launches our 2026 Midterm Elections Misinformation Tracker, reporting on the false claims and phony websites polluting the political discourse.
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Days after a far-right landslide win in an eastern German state, a Kremlin-linked social media campaign fabricates German news reports about the vote in the next election.
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Millions of X users tag Grok to ask whether a post is true or false.
Grok responds instantly, but not always accurately.
Take our quiz and try your hand at fact-checking the fact-checker.
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Social media users are claiming that Ralph Lauren featured far-right influencer Nick Fuentes on the cover of its Fall 2026 magazine.
In fact, the image of the supposed cover is an AI-doctored fake.
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A Canadian church fire is an unlikely flashpoint in the Israel-Palestine divide, as pro-Palestine social users claim the alleged arsonist is Israeli and pro-Israel users say he is Palestinian. The claims are mirror images of each other — both are false.
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@CheriDiNovo Neither Apple nor Google has reverted the name.
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@LakotaMan1 Neither Apple nor Google has reverted the name.
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Pro-Trump accounts are sharing a 1688 French-language map supposedly showing Lake Ontario labeled as ‘Lac America.’
No surprise: It’s a fake.
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