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Katz retracts statement claiming Israel will settle Gaza
Katz retracts statement claiming Israel will settle Gaza | The Jerusalem PostJerusalem Post/Israel News/Defense News US officials at the Civil-Military Coordination Center (CMCC) in Kiryat Gat reportedly demanded explanations from Israel after learning of Katz’s statement to Reuters, according to KAN. Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz over a background of humanitarian trucks entering the Gaza…
Science retracts ‘arsenic life’ paper despite protests - New Study
Science, Volume 389, Issue 6758, Page 328-329, July 2025. Summary Without knowing the specific content of pages 328-329 in the July 2025 issue of Science, I can only provide a general summary based on what’s likely included in those pages. Generally, that section of a Science journal could contain a short, focused research article, a perspective piece on a recent breakthrough, or a news article…
One America News Network said the story was being removed from "all sites" and "all social media" as part of a settlement it reached with Do
One America News Network retracted an article Monday that said former President Donald Trump's onetime attorney Michael Cohen had an affair with adult film star Stormy Daniels.
The March 27 article from the conservative news outlet quoted a post on X from a user who falsely claimed to have obtained information in 2018 from Daniels' then-attorney, Michael Avenatti. Citing Avenatti, the post claimed that Cohen and Daniels had been having an affair since 2006, and claimed that Cohen "cooked up" the hush money scheme in an attempt to extort the Trump Organization ahead of the 2016 election.
"To be clear, no evidence suggests that Mr. Cohen and Ms. Daniels were having an affair and no evidence suggests that Mr. Cohen 'cooked up' the scheme to extort the Trump Organization before the 2016 election," OAN said in a statement Monday.
The network said that it was taking the story down “from all sites” as well as “all social media.”
"This retraction is part of a settlement reached with Michael Cohen. Mr. Avenatti has denied making the allegations," the statement said. "OAN apologizes to Mr. Cohen for any harm the publication may have caused him."
The original story helped push the false narrative that the Biden White House had banned religious designs at its Easter festivities.
The Daily Caller has retracted and removed an article falsely accusing the Biden administration of banning religious designs on Easter eggs submitted to a White House art contest.
The retraction comes days after the right-wing media ecosystem ran wild with the story (alongside misleading claims about Transgender Day of Visibility), claiming that it was further proof of President Joe Biden’s supposed war on Christianity.
Reacting to a flyer sent out for the “Celebrating National Guard Families” contest at this year’s White House Easter Egg Roll, The Daily Caller reported that the competition “explicitly stipulated that egg designs not feature any ‘religious symbols’ on the Christian holiday.” The Caller’s article helped launch a days-long outrage cycle throughout conservative media, culminating in obsessive coverage across Fox News.
