An image of swimmers spelling out the words “bring them home” — a rallying cry for people seeking the return of hostages taken by Hamas...
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A viral Facebook post appears to show photo evidence of an alien encounter in 1971. But the photos are a bit too out-of-this-world to be true. “Official pictures of the United States Navy,” the July 4 Facebook post read. “UFO in the Arctic, USS Trepang, SSN 674, March 1971.” The Facebook post also included four [...] Read Full Article At: Fact Check: ‘Official’ Navy photographs of a UFO don’t hold water
An image of swimmers spelling out the words “bring them home” — a rallying cry for people seeking the return of hostages taken by Hamas...
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The Washington Post drew heavy criticism Tuesday for its fact check of the first night of the Democratic National Convention.Democrats attacked...