inFact with Brian Dunning

Truthers claim Building 7 fell exactly like a controlled demolition. Did it really?

The simple, observable proof that human-caused CO2 is warming our planet.

The popular explanation for frogs and fish falling out of the sky is that waterspouts deposit them. How true is this?

We're typically led to believe that pit bulls are far more dangerous than other breeds. How much truth is there to this?

The battle between vinyl record enthusiasts and digital recordings rages eternal. Science provides an incontrovertible answer.

Is it true that Jewish slaves built ancient Egypt's most impressive monuments, or does this popular tale misrepresent both cultures?

It seems nearly all your friends are doing special cleansing diets. Should you do one too?

Many people believe homeopathy is a natural, herbal supplement like any other. But is it?

Some people believe that airplane contrails are really the government spraying us with poison. Could this be true?

Popular culture tends to endow Nikola Tesla with almost godlike powers. Today we separate Tesla fact from Tesla fiction.

Is fluoridated water truly as poisonous as some activists make it out to be, or is that just a lot of unscientific hype?

Is the popular artificial sweetener aspartame truly as poisonous as nearly every foodie website and movie makes it out to be, or is that just more shock-doc nonsense?

This method of natural gas mining has come under close scrutiny from shock-doc filmmakers. Do the facts match the hype?

A 3-minute guide to one of the most divisive questions of our day: Global Warming.

A 3-minute guide to one of the most divisive questions of our day: Global Warming.