Jack Izzo is a journalist at Snopes, based in Chicago after being born in San Diego. He covers a wide range of topics including government, politics, finance, and culture, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and current affairs. Jack's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo News, Popular Science, and MSN.
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Jack Izzo covers a broad range of entertainment news and cultural/societal topics. His articles often involve fact-checking, evolving stories, and referencing data. He may be open to pitches that provide new insights into ongoing societal discussions or offer an expert perspective on trending entertainment news.
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A campaign ad for Vivek Ramaswamy, Acton's opponent in the Ohio governor's race, features her estranged mother accusing her of lying.
By: Jack Izzo
The claim, referring to the ingestion of drugs through the rectum, recirculated during Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan's 2026 senatorial campaign.
By: Jack Izzo
The story wasn't reported in the news, despite the janitor supposedly talking to the press.
We examined reputable images of Trump's resort, and contacted both the North American Aerospace Defense Command and the Secret Service for comment.
By: Jack Izzo
People were concerned that a catastrophic event was about to occur after multiple countries updated their emergency guidelines.
Ohio has been a state since 1803. Image courtesy of Tom Brenner, accessed via Getty Images Claim:
The measure enshrines access to abortion in the state constitution, but gives the state Legislature power to enact some restrictions.
“Hope you like cancel culture,” the fabricated Truth Social post read. Image courtesy of Mandel Ngan, accessed via Getty Images Claim:
By: Jack Izzo
The copypasta falsely claims Wisconsin had more registered voters than citizens and misrepresents the facts about arrests in Texas.
While the tale may have been inspiring, Snopes found no evidence it ever happened. Image courtesy of X user designergirla, illustrated by Snopes.
