Fake or Sham News pieces

The first military operation ordered by President Trump may have resulted in as many as 30 civilian deaths and the killing of an American operative, according to several reports questioning the intelligence behind the raid in Yemen.

Reporters have done it again.

The Washington Post has made a correction to an explosive cover story that undermines the entire premise of Monday’s front-page article headlined, "Obama sought to prod Facebook on Russia role."

Several scientists who helped author a report on climate change are calling out the New York Times for inaccurately claiming their findings are not public.

Personal attorneys working for President Trump are weighing possible legal action against the cable news network MSNBC and a private journalist for reporting a portion of the president’s 2005 tax returns, a move the Trump legal staff believes could have violated federal privacy laws, the FOX Business Network has learned.

Trump continues to do everything he can to make Muslims feel unwelcome in this country.

Leaks are often deliberate, calculated moves. "Spontaneous" run-ins are carefully set up. And public photobombs by politicians jogging through prom shoots are very rarely coincidences.

This isn’t the first time they fell for bogus news.

The Keystone XL oil pipeline won't use American steel in its construction, despite what President Donald Trump says.

The attentive folks at The College Fix have pulled together more than 50 hate crime hoaxes perpetrated on college campuses. | Education

NBC News claimed Paul Manafort referenced donations in a meeting with the Russians and Donald Trump Jr. The story was fake news.

We shouldn’t like this show about rapists, pedophiles, and murderers so much — but there’s good reason why we do.

“He threw the N-word around very loosely, said things that I looked like I bathed in coffee beans and dirt.”

A Fox News reporter yelled at a Gateway Pundit reporter in the White House Friday, loudly proclaiming the publication "hates" blacks, gays and Hispanics.

CARBONDALE, Ill. — An Illinois congressman compared town hall meetings, which for many Republicans have turned into raucous affairs, to the practice of “cleansing” by “Orientals.&…