Myths & Facts October 14, 2020 / 3:30 PM EDT / CBS Miami It is time clear up some misconceptions about elections in America because myths and half-truths run rampant during election season.

Madison County Office for the Aging offers 10 myths and facts about food stamp benefits and the elderly.

Here are some Unclaimed Money Myths that keep people from getting the money - their own money — that they deserve ...

SNAP lifted 4.7 million people out of poverty in 2014, and helps 47 million Americans eat every year—so it’s a shame when myths about the program turn it into a political target.

Indeed, they have bad reputations for health hazards, so let's hear both and separate fact from fiction: do scented candles deserve the status of health hazards?

What causes autism? Is it something only diagnosed in children? Get the facts on autism spectrum disorder.

Stamps are sometimes described as ambassadors for their country, so I can totally get behind this new 'myths and legends' set from Royal Mail in the UK.

All index funds are pretty much the same. Myth. It's more accurate to say that index funds of a similar ilk — such as those tracking stocks in the Standard & Poor's 500 index — should perform ...

Myth: There is nothing you can personally do to stop climate change. Fact: There is something you can personally do, but you didn’t do it. Myth: Our children will wander tornado-swept wastes ...

They will not be found in ancient scripture, magic, or myths, but by a government and judiciary that respects individual rights and deals in fact.