The original headline claimed that ivermectin 'overdoses overwhelm Oklahoma hospitals.' The numbers don't bear that out.

The New York Times appears to be cherry-picking which COVID statistics to cover based on what would make the pandemic look worse.

Misleading people through semantics is not helpful and will only serve to increase the public's growing distrust of these organizations.

OpenWeb, formerly known as Spot.IM, cut ties with The Western Journal, citing a report that unfairly ties TWJ to Russian fake news.

'Shame on Fox News! Shame on them!' MyPillow CEO and Trump supporter Mike Lindell said of the network's decision.

'If and when the vaccine comes, it's not likely to go through all the tests and trials that are needed to be done.'

'Our reporter’s approach clearly contradicts journalistic principles and our own standards,' her now-former employer said.

A recent report published by NPR claims that right-wing news outlets spread misinformation in order to 'use outrage as a business model.'

'False news is harmful to our community, it makes the world less informed, and it erodes trust,' Facebook wrote.

'Wolff never asked President Trump about them, if he had, he would have refuted them,' Trump's spokeswoman said regarding the allegations.