How to check if a “new law just passed” post is real, using the official bill tracker and vote pages
You’re scrolling between lectures, group chats, and revision breaks, and someone posts: “New law just passed. Share before they delete this.” It…
You’re scrolling between lectures, group chats, and revision breaks, and someone posts: “New law just passed. Share before they delete this.” It…

A screenshot feels like proof. It’s a photograph of someone’s words, right? Not always. A post screenshot can be cropped, lightly edited,…

A “leaked” phone call hits your group chat, everyone’s reacting, and the clip feels real. The voice sounds right. The emotions sound…

A screenshot can feel like proof. It looks concrete, like a photo of the truth. But viral screenshots are also one of…

A photo hits your feed, everyone’s sharing it, and the caption is doing a lot of work: “Tonight in London” or “Students…

A political quote can travel faster than the speech it came from. By the time it lands on your feed, it might…

A photo hits your group chat, everyone’s sharing it, and the caption sounds confident. But where did it actually come from? If…

You’ve seen it: a bold quote on a neat background, a politician’s name at the bottom, thousands of likes, and a caption…

You have probably seen a “student movement” pop up overnight on your feed, complete with glossy graphics, slick slogans and free pizza.…

You scroll, you see a shocking video of a politician, and your first thought is, “No way they actually said that.” In…