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Fact-check Malta: People showing up in Naxxar to collect dogs that never existed
January 23, 2026 A scam operation posing as a dog ...
Fact-check Malta: How much are political parties declaring in donations?
January 23, 2026 Party financing in Malta came under the ...
Limited evidence elimination diet resolves ADHD symptoms
Research shows that eating nutritious meals helps the brain function optimally, but numerous social media posts are claiming that avoiding gluten, dairy, corn and soy can ...
Fact-check Malta: How AI-generated fox videos sowed confusion over genuine sighting
An activist posted a photo of a lost fox. Soon, Maltese social media was flooded with AI videos of foxes
Flurry of stars targeted by AI slop on Facebook over the holidays
As people celebrated Christmas in the United States, heartwarming stories spread on Facebook about celebrities from First Lady Melania Trump to pop star Sabrina Carpenter ...
Who is John Mark Dougan, sanctioned by EU for role in Russian disinformation?
In a first for the European Union, an American fugitive living in Russia was among 12 individuals sanctioned for activities described as "information manipulation and ...
Hydrogen peroxide is not a treatment for whooping cough
Whopping cough cases in the United States reached levels in 2025 far higher than before and during the Covid-19 pandemic. But social media posts recommending hydrogen ...
Fact-check Malta: Was Galdes’ €140,000 penthouse and garage a fair price in 2021?
Galdes finalised the purchase in 2025 but insisted he had 'reserved' it back in 2021
AI’s blind spot: tools fail to detect their own fakes
November 25, 2025 When outraged Filipinos turned to an AI-powered ...
‘AI president’: Trump deepfakes glorify himself, trash rivals
November 12, 2025 In a parallel reality, Donald Trump reigns ...
Fact-check Malta: Is Malta’s Cabinet receiving a salary raise?
November 7, 2025 A series of social media posts posted ...
Fact-check Malta: Deepfake scam articles impersonate ministers after Budget Day
Scammers use familiar methods but are becoming increasingly sophisticated











