President Donald Trump posted, and later deleted, a fake Fox News report featuring an AI clip of himself promoting "medbeds," ...

The video, which was intended to resemble a Fox News segment on the show hosted by the president’s daughter-in-law Lara Trump ...

Spread recently by the QAnon far-right political movement, the medbed conspiracy theory purports that the government has been using the technology to cure the elite of disease, re-grow missing limbs ...

Karoline Leavitt had several days to come up with a reason why the president promoted a video about magic beds. She ...

In the video, which appeared to be generated by artificial intelligence, Fox host Lara Trump announces that the president was debuting “an historic new health care system” in which “medbed cards” are ...

The White House is defending President Trump’s decision to post an AI-generated video promoting a fictitious White House ...

The “MedBed” conspiracy theory has led to websites seeking to scam people who wrongly believe that the product is real.

Trump shared a bizarre AI video to social media in which he's promoting "med beds" — a far-right conspiracy involving a ...

"Every American will soon receive their own medbed card," the fake version of Trump stated. "With it, you’ll have guaranteed access to our new hospitals led by the top doctors in the nation, equipped ...

Will the US get a new healthcare system? And what is behind the so-called medical beds, or "MedBeds," that US President Trump ...