A meme titled, "Damn Those Pesky Facts," shows genuine quotes about religion from former U.S. Presidents Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and James Madison, as well as author Thomas Paine.

Meme Distorts Facts on Refugees, ... A meme that was only partially true at the time it was created is still ... the U.S. has accepted 21,334 Syrian refugees — but only 41 of them came to the ...

As a reminder, there are some very real consequences of a solar eclipse that are 100% not fake facts. Like, you can seriously and permanently damage your eyes by looking directly at the eclipse ...

Did Rupert Murdoch Say Fox News Only Cares About Ratings, Not Facts? If they were real, these quotes would be front page news — not meme fodder.

Like most memes, Chuck Norris Facts were a happy accident. Another actor—not Chuck Norris—was the impetus, Ian Spector, the godfather of the Norris facts, told the Daily Dot.

A meme presenting various facts and benefits of dandelions is PARTLY FALSE, based on our research. It is true that dandelions are part of the same family as sunflowers; however, whether it is a ...