💨 Abstract
In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, false rumors about disaster fund usage and weather manipulation have emerged on social media, causing problems for rescue and recovery efforts. Claims include the storm being engineered for lithium mining, federal funds being used to aid illegal migrants, and bodies being abandoned during cleanup. Both Republicans and Democrats are concerned about these rumors, with the White House accusing some Republican leaders and conservative media of intentionally spreading disinformation to divide Americans.
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