Fox News Flash top sports headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. Pat McAfee initially praised Travis Kelce for making a 3.3 million donation for the homeless, but the tight end admitted that the report was not true. The Daily Mail recently issued that report, which led to McAfee telling his audience on his show last week that the Kansas City Chiefs tight end was "making the world a better place." But on his own podcast, Kelce said the report was not true. "I got to make a little statement in the'don't believe everything you read, kids' category realm that you see online," Kelce began.

First thing's first: Misinformation and disinformation are bad. False tweets that go viral, government conspiracy theories, lies about vaccines--these are all huge problems online, and they're poised to get worse thanks to generative AI. There are a few exceptions, though. The best of these came to light over the weekend when Taylor Swift showed up at a Kansas City Chiefs game. Sports internet and Swiftie internet promptly collided--and collapsed into chaos.