Evidence-led NewsLive24 examination of viral claims, misinformation, propaganda and conspiracy narratives.
The 1979 House finding rested partly on disputed acoustics. Comparing it with the Warren Commission and a later scientific review is more informative than treating every released file as proof of a plot.
Preserved samples from Kinshasa show HIV-1 had already diversified decades before AIDS was recognised. Those dated findings, not the identity of later patients, are central to assessing claims of deliberate manufacture.
An early study documented viral genomes, cell culture and patient antibodies. WHO's surveillance caveats concern the completeness of counts, not whether those experiments happened.
MIT's 2019 research explored a readable pattern beneath the skin. Its experimental method and a licensed vaccine's ingredient list concern different technologies.
NASA's cancellation history explains why unused mission numbers, proposed crews and Apollo-Soyuz references appear in records without establishing another lunar flight after Apollo 17.
NIST attributed the towers' failures to impact damage and fire-weakened structures, while its separate WTC 7 inquiry examined thermal expansion. The agency also states that tower steel was not tested for explosive residue.
A civil jury's 1999 conspiracy finding was real. The Justice Department rejected its evidential basis; a 1979 congressional inquiry had reached a different, qualified conspiracy finding.
Germany's pre-war expedition, Britain's wartime bases and the US Navy's Highjump operation were different ventures. Combining them does not establish a surviving Nazi base.