FAKE NEWS

The survey, released Tuesday, showed the New York Times, Washington Post and broadcast television networks including CNN faring better than Trump in trustworthiness.

On Sunday, President Donald Trump tweeted a video showing him wrestling a person whose face was superimposed with the news network’s logo.

President Donald Trump attacked the media on Twitter saying: "The FAKE & FRAUDULENT NEWS MEDIA is working hard to convince Republicans and others I should not use social media."

"There are no humans on Mars," a NASA spokesperson said.

Twitter is looking to actively take on “fake news” by adding a feature that would allow users to flag tweets deemed misleading or harmful – although it’s not clear who would ultimately verify such facts.

More fake news.

"No hug was even attempted & press covfefe of alleged failed hug is false," Rubio tweeted. 

It was Jones’ “outrageous statement that the slaughter of innocent children and teachers at Sandy Hook Elementary School, one of the darkest chapters in American history, was a hoax” that sparked the uproar against Kelly’s Sunday interview.

She wanted to be included the interview.

“He said we shouldn’t worry about rising sea levels.”

Some feel the shooting in Alexandria, Virginia, may have been inspired by a recent production of Julius Caesar.

He has an estimated net worth of $10 million.

"As an advertiser, I’m repulsed that @megynkelly would give a second of airtime to someone who says Sandy Hook and Aurora are hoaxes."

Sandy Hook Promise asked her to step down.

The NBC News host defended her decision to interview Alex Jones, noting President Donald Trump praised him and had appeared on his radio show “Infowars.”

"Do not encourage his abuse," a woman who lost her daughter in the shooting implored.

Activists around the world are being subjected to a new type of attack that attempts to compromise their social media profiles and spread false information to their followers.

The story triggering a major crisis in the Middle East with several countries severing their ties with Qatar.

The video-sharing platform has banned 'hateful' videos from monetizing from its advertising network.

“I take responsibility for every decision I make, but that's not why I lost,” the former presidential candidate said during an interview at Recode's Code Conference in Rancho Palos Verdes, California.

The company stated that "the legislative state cannot pass on its shortcomings and responsibilities to private companies."