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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By: Jack Izzo
The woman, identified as Helen, reportedly saw the medication's cost jump from $50 to $940.
Though people speculated that Costco stopped selling the products due to a controversial Good Good Golf ad, the retailer hadn't provided a reason.
In an interview, Parton said she exaggerated her most famous features for the contest held at a Los Angeles gay bar.
Thanks to generative AI tools, fake images showing politicians with Epstein are commonplace. This is an example.
By: Jack Izzo
The claim resurfaced as the U.S. and Canada began a standoff over new trade agreements.
From salmonella to cyclospora, outbreaks from contaminated food are making headlines. Here's what Project 2025 recommended for the U.S. food system.
Pope Leo XIV and WNBA star Caitlin Clark are among the targets of AI-generated rumors about criticizing the president.
Talarico has polled well in a state that hasn't had a Democrat in the U.S. Senate since 1993.
The claim circulated amid U.S. President Donald Trump's rechristenings of major geographical landmarks.
The rumor seemed to be inspired by the president's claim that he was directly involved in aid efforts after the 9/11 attacks.
