Videos from a January 2025 shooting outside the Amazura nightclub in Queens have resurfaced online, with several social media accounts falsely presenting the old footage as evidence of a new mass shooting in New York City. The misleading posts claimed that a mass-casualty shooting had occurred at Amazura in Queens on September 14, 2026, and...
Tag: Social Media Misinformation
Lindsey Graham Death Rumours Go Viral After Ukraine Visit; Senator Remains Active Amid Online Misinformation
False claims surrounding the death of U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham spread rapidly across social media, prompting widespread confusion just days after his recent visit to Ukraine. The rumours gained traction online, with many users questioning whether the South Carolina Republican had safely returned to the United States following his diplomatic trip to Kyiv. Despite the...
Delhi High Court Told Viral Claims About CJI and Union Ministers Playing Badminton During UK Event Are False
The Union government has informed the Delhi High Court that social media posts alleging that the Chief Justice of India (CJI) and two Union ministers played badminton together during an official event in the United Kingdom are factually incorrect. The government stated that the claims circulating online were based on misinformation and did not accurately...
Jaishankar Attends Khaleda Zia Funeral in Dhaka, Brief Courtesy Exchange With Pakistan Speaker Misrepresented Online
India’s External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar represented the Government of India at the state funeral of former Bangladesh Prime Minister Khaleda Zia in Dhaka, underlining New Delhi’s respect for Bangladesh’s political leadership and its commitment to strong bilateral ties with the neighbouring country. During the event, Jaishankar was seen briefly exchanging greetings with Sardar Ayaz...
What Is Sleepmaxxing? The Viral Insomnia Trend Raising Eyebrows and Health Concerns
A controversial wellness trend called sleepmaxxing is rapidly gaining traction across platforms like TikTok and X, with influencers pushing various routines and products designed to “optimize” sleep quality. While the idea of improving sleep might sound appealing, experts are sounding the alarm about the potential dangers and misinformation associated with the movement. The sleepmaxxing trend...




