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Posted by Megan Loe

Carvajal reportedly alleged that U.S. diplomats and CIA officers were paid to help keep Maduro in power, but he didn't name specific politicians.
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Posted by Taija PerryCook

At least one organization said it began receiving requests for funding proposals around Dec. 31, 2025 — seven to eight months later than normal.
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Posted by Nur Ibrahim

In early January 2026, the U.S. captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife and transported them to New York.
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Posted by Jordan Liles

According to users' social media posts, Newsmax reported about the House minority leader's alleged attempt to reach the Venezuelan president.
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Posted by Anna Rascouët-Paz

Donald Trump's first administration offered a $15 million reward for any information on Maduro in 2020. Biden's State Department increased it.
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Posted by Jordan Liles

Social media users questioned whether the humorous and widely shared footage was authentic or an example of AI slop.
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Posted by Taija PerryCook

Mamdani has been the target of several questionable rumors since the start of his mayoral campaign. We've got the facts.
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Posted by Nur Ibrahim

The U.S. president was the target of an assassination attempt in July 2024 during his election campaign.
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Posted by Laerke Christensen

One social media user commented, "Sometimes I forget fun wasn’t invented in the 20th century."
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Posted by Taija PerryCook

The alleged incident reportedly occurred in 1984, although evidence indicates Trump and Epstein didn't meet until at least 1985.
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Posted by Jack Izzo

The videos shared on social media got key facts wrong, including incorrectly identifying Boston's police chief as Marcus Thompson.
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Posted by Jordan Liles

Online users discussed numerous videos allegedly showing the conservative columnist sounding off about Trump's administration and court opinions.

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