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McDonald's didn't lose lawsuit against chef Jamie Oliver over 'toxic' food claims Original

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By Laerke Christensen Verified
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A 2011 episode of the celebrity chef's TV program "Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution" sparked a public debate over a product Oliver called "pink slime." In June 2026, a claim spread that McDonald's lost a lawsuit against the TV chef Jamie Oliver, who — according to posts — proved that the fast food chain's food was "unfit for human consumption" because it was "highly toxic." The claim is unproven. Snopes previously investigated a variation of this claim in 2018.
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Posts claim Black woman Tonea Miller was lynched in Miami. Here are the facts Original

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By Laerke Christensen Verified
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The claim that Tonea Miller, a 27-year-old Black woman, was found lynched from a tree after traveling to Miami to celebrate Juneteenth is unproven. An investigation by the Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office and the county medical examiner found the circumstances of Miller's death consistent with suicide, according to a statement released June 24. Miller was found dead June 18, one day before Juneteenth, the annual holiday that commemorates the emancipation of enslaved African Americans.
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Trump claims special edition US passport says, 'Welcome, but be good.' Here's what we know Original

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By Laerke Christensen Verified
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U.S. President Donald Trump shared artwork purportedly showing part of the passport on Truth Social on June 26, 2026. The claim that the Trump administration's limited edition passports celebrating the 250th anniversary of the U.S. would include the message "Welcome, but be good" is unproven.
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