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Snopes Probes Viral Image Claiming a McDonald’s Worker Was Chained
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Snopes Probes Viral Image Claiming a McDonald’s Worker Was Chained

In May 2026 a photo circulated online purporting to show a McDonald’s employee chained to a food prep station. Snopes traced the image to an Instagram post from May 13 and found no definitive context; a TikTok commenter suggested it was a joke, and Snopes contacted McDonald’s and the Alabama Department of Corrections for details while noting AI-generated variations existed. The claim has not been credibly verified, with no official confirmation yet, and the story remains under investigation with updates expected as more information becomes available.

1 month ago•Source: Snopes
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Eight Tick Myths Debunked as Climate Change Expands Their Range
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26.09 min•1 month ago

Eight Tick Myths Debunked as Climate Change Expands Their Range

As climate change expands tick habitats, Snopes debunks eight tick-related rumors—from lone star ticks causing meat allergies to boxes of ticks in fields—clarifying what’s supported by science and what’s misinformation, with sources on tick-borne diseases.

via Snopes.com

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