Fact-Checking False Claims & Online Offers
Debunking fake online offers and misinformation. Learn how to verify deals and report suspicious content. Stay informed with fact checks on politics, health, and more.
Trump vs. Biden: Jobs, SNAP, and Economic Claims Fact-Checked
Fact-check on Trump's claims about job growth under Biden, SNAP enrollment, and economic policies. Claims regarding private sector, government jobs, and SNAP participation are scrutinized.
Trump & Epstein: Distance After Friendship? Sex Trafficking Claims
Donald Trump claims he cut ties with Jeffrey Epstein before the 2019 arrest on sex trafficking charges. Reports vary on when their relationship soured. Epstein's 2017 emails and Trump's Thanksgiving activities are examined.
UK Emigration: British Nationals’ Exodus in 2024?
UK saw a net migration of -114,000 British nationals in 2024, higher than 2023. Emigration increased since 2021. Political claims about an 'exodus' are premature. New estimation methods impact figures.
CDC Website Changes Fuel Vaccine-Autism Fears
CDC website edits questioning vaccine safety spark outrage. Experts fear Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s influence undermines public health, promoting vaccine hesitancy and endangering children's health.
Argos Deal Scams: Spotting False Online Promotions
Beware of fake Argos deals online! This article details how scammers use false advertising on social media, offering Nintendo Switches, iPads, and laptops at unbelievably low prices. Learn to spot and report these scams.
Digital ID & BritCard: UK Work Requirements and Fact Checks
Explores the UK's digital ID proposals, including the optional Professional's ID and the suggested 'BritCard'. Digital ID mandatory only for work, not for all UK citizens. Fact checks provided.
Trump, Epstein Files, and Political Shift
Trump's stance on releasing Epstein documents shifts, citing transparency while alleging a "Democrat scam." His connections to Epstein resurface amid renewed calls for file release. 235 characters.
False Claim: UK Flight Allocation System Debunked
A viral video falsely claims a UK 'travel allocation system' limiting British residents to two flights a year from 2025. Fact checks reveal no evidence of such a plan. AI audio suspected. No records found.
Abortion Pill Risks: ER Visits vs. Hospitalizations
Florida AG James Uthmeier conflates ER visits and hospitalizations regarding abortion pill risks, citing studies with small sample sizes. Experts say ER visits are not a reliable indicator of drug safety.
Fact-Checking UK Politics: Immigration, NHS Waiting Lists, and Corrections
Full Fact checks claims on UK politics, immigration, and NHS waiting lists. Corrections from politicians and media are highlighted, alongside ongoing debates on asylum hotels and migrant costs.
UK Methane Reduction & Farming: Fact-Checking Claims
Claims of a UK government methane reduction policy requiring livestock cuts are FALSE. No such plans exist, and videos of PM Starmer making such statements are likely AI-generated. Fact-checking confirms.
Trump’s Tariff Return Plan: $2000 Checks?
Trump proposes $2000 tariff returns to Americans, funded by tariff revenue. Experts question feasibility and legality, citing existing budget commitments and potential Supreme Court challenges.
Oval Office Incident: Eli Lilly Executive Collapses, GLP-1 Drug Link
An Eli Lilly employee collapsed at the White House during an event. Reports link it to a GLP-1 drug. Officials, including Mehmet Oz, responded. Kennedy sought medical aid.
Zohran Mamdani: Shariah Law Claims Debunked in NYC Mayoral Race
Claims that NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani supports Shariah law are false. Experts cite his record and policy positions as proof against the accusations of Islamic fundamentalism. Mamdani's stance is clear.
Mifepristone Abortion Pill: Safety Debate & Data Concerns
Concerns raised over an EPPC report claiming high adverse event rates with mifepristone. Experts question the data source and methods used, citing flaws. Telehealth abortion safety is also discussed.
Pfizer Vaccine: SV40, Cancer, and Debunked Claims
Claims that the Pfizer vaccine contains cancer-causing SV40 are false. The vaccine uses a fragment of SV40 DNA, which does not cause cancer or create an infectious virus. No proof the Royal Family had cancer cells.