A since-deleted post shared to Trump's Truth Social account promised a fake cure-all medical device for all citizens.

Donald Trump posted and deleted an AI video promoting healing "med bed" technology. Origins of this theory are rooted in far-right conspiracy forums.

President Donald Trump posted, and later deleted, a fake Fox News report featuring an AI clip of himself promoting "medbeds," a nonexistent cure-all medical bed.

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

“I know in my heart that med beds [sic] are real,” a woman named Pam wrote recently on Truth Social, the social media site ...

Med beds” (short for “medical beds”) are a so-called alternative medicine (SCAM) that are claimed to cure every ailment and even regenerte amputated limbs. Med beds are said to be secret — held by ...

Trump has deleted a bizarre AI-generated video he shared in which he was seen promoting a magic bed which could cure diseases ...

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

Supporters of the 'MedBed' conspiracy theory believe the technology cures all ills, but is being kept secret by the elite.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom was blunt in his response to a false claim by Vice President JD Vance that Democrats are ...

Over the weekend, US President Donald Trump shared an apparently AI-generated clip championing fictional cure-all medical ...