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Pop Culture

Viral photo of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce is fake

Health

Light weightlifting is safe for children under proper supervision

While risks include possibly stunting bone growth, experts say most injuries happen from improper handling of the weights.
Extreme Weather

Yes, the viral images of Dodger Stadium following Tropical Storm Hilary are real

Dodger Stadium did not flood. Aerial video that appears to show the stadium parking lot underwater is an illusion.
National

Yes, it is legal to adopt someone over the age of 18 in Tennessee

In the wake of former NFL player Michael Oher’s court petition, questions are arising about the adult adoption process in Tennessee.
Vaccines

Viral graph uses flawed data to falsely connect athlete deaths to the COVID-19 vaccine

VERIFY analyzed the data and found many of the deaths listed were not among athletes or from cardiac arrest. There’s scant evidence that many were even vaccinated.
Sports

No, there has never been a documented case of somebody filling out a perfect men's bracket

Has there ever been a documented case of somebody filling out a perfect men's bracket? The VERIFY team confirms this is false.
Health

Yes, March is a popular month for vasectomies so men can recover watching March Madness

Most men get vasectomies before the March Madness NCAA basketball tournament. That is so they can recover while watching college hoops.
Money

March Madness bracket winnings are taxable

Federal tax law requires you to report gambling winnings, whether you’re betting in your office pool, at the casino or online during March Madness.
Sports

Why American flags sometimes appear backward on uniforms

Baseball teams and U.S. military alike wear flag patches with the stars facing right, making them look flipped or reversed.
Sports

Claim about Kansas 'genital inspection' needs context

A ban in Kansas on transgender youth in school sports doesn’t mention examinations or inspections, or any other way the ban could be enforced.
Sports

Yes, two women ran in the Boston Marathon before women were officially allowed to compete

Bobbi Gibb and Kathrine Switzer were the first two women to run the Boston Marathon in the 1960s. Women weren’t officially allowed to compete in the race until 1972.
Government

Claim about Kansas law ‘authorizing genital inspections of children’ needs context

A ban in Kansas on transgender youth in school sports doesn’t mention examinations or inspections, or any other way the ban could be enforced.