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

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

The video went viral as the concept of "Medbeds" is tied to conspiracy theories popular in far-right and QAnon circles.

President Donald Trump's "drumbeat deafening, ceaseless" ranting about himself put him in a class of his own, incomparable to ...

In the now-deleted video, an AI version of Trump promotes America's first medbeds, a pharsical snake oil medical treatment that gained popularity in far-Right conspiracy groups.

A viral AI-generated video of President Trump promotes healing 'medbeds.' Here's what they're purported to be, the conspiracy behind them.

Donald Trump stirred online outrage Monday after posting an apparent AI-generated video of himself promising every American ...

Someone used AI to create a fake Fox News segment that showed the president touting magical beds to the public. So why did he promote it?

Americans remain no closer to learning why the president shared an AI-generated video of himself promoting a QAnon conspiracy.

Will the US get a new healthcare system? And what is behind the so-called medical beds, or “MedBeds,” that US President Trump has been promoting? DW Fact Check examined some of the claims.US President ...

The president shared a fake clip in which he announced a MedBed hospital and national MedBed card.

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