Claims that British Airways is in “crisis talks” with the British government due to the deaths of three pilots who received COVID-19 shots are unfounded, a company representative and British medicines regulator spokesperson has told Reuters.

A widely shared blog post has claimed 920 women have had a miscarriage as a result of receiving a COVID-19 vaccine. However, officials in Britain and the United States told Reuters there is no evidence of an increased risk.

Claims on social media that the Amish population has not been affected by COVID-19 are false. Such claims have been used to suggest that vaccines are futile.

Posts sharing incident numbers reported to the U.S. Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) are missing context.

Posts are sharing advice from an unidentified nurse who says a safe and easy way to remove ticks is to cover the tick with a liquid soap-soaked cotton ball. This method is not recommended by experts, who advise using fine-tipped tweezers as the best way to remove a tick.

June 16 (Reuters) - Joe Biden and Kamala Harris both took their firsts international trips in June 2021: Biden embarked on an eight-day trip to the UK, Belgium and Switzerland, while Harris visited Guatemala and Mexico.

Social media users have wrongly identified a man seen in a photo with the Prince of Wales and the disgraced TV presenter Jimmy Savile as the gunman who carried out Britain’s deadliest mass shooting.

Old photos shared on social media of a boy inside a U.S. courtroom do not show an 11-year-old who was caught hacking a Swiss bank to give billions of dollars to his father, as alleged by some users.

An image shared on social media claiming to show a “secret space program” is an artistic rendition of a Star Wars ship.

A video has confused some social media users into thinking that Britain’s health minister personally owns a genomic research company.