‘Embarrassing’: Trump’s New ‘Fake News’ Tracker Implodes Within Hours After the White House Gets Caught Pushing Fake Claims

President Donald Trump’s White House launched a new platform on Friday claiming to expose “media bias,” but within hours it was scrambling to fix its own blunders—yanking the site offline, wiping errors, and igniting a fresh round of scrutiny that undercut its entire message. Promoted across official government channels as a tool to combat “fake news,” the page debuted with flimsy accusations aimed at discrediting mainstream media reports, complete with a list of so-called “fake news offenses.” Trump’s attempt to quote a bible verse that doesn’t exist leaves people confused about which fictional book he pulled from. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images) “Tired of the Fake News? We’ve got the place for you,” the White House posted on X. “Get the FACTS. Track the worst offenders. See the Fake News EXPOSED.”& Tired of the Fake News?We’ve got the place for you.Get the FACTS. Track the worst offenders. See the Fake News EXPOSED. https://t.co/BZX1NVe0Jg pic.twitter.com/gbQaRTTIZU— The White House (@WhiteHouse) November 28, 2025 But the rollout collapsed almost immediately. Within hours, the webpage went dark, replaced by a broken link after Fox News demanded a correction. The White House had misidentified a Fox reporter as the source of several questions asked during...