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A fake Truth Social post circulating on Threads appeared to show President Donald Trump saying the Kansas City Chiefs were "too focused on DEI nonsense" and that the Eagles received "USAID money flowing in like water."
âThe Embassy asked us to introduce a gay student in #2 to show his personal struggle coming out to his parents, but that has zero to do with being transgender,â David Campiti, who owns the company that produced the comic book, told us in an email.
The Data Republicans site said the information is for tax year 2023, and listed Chelsea Clinton as the organizationâs vice chair with $0 compensation.
A government statement announcing the 100 Year Partnership Declaration last month also said it was âa commitment for ÂŁ3bn in military aid until as long as it takesâ.
This post featured an image of Leavitt at the Jan. 28 press briefing with this quote: "They want you to panic, but Trump wants you to remember â Jesus didnât have electricity either, and he did just fine."
"We categorically reject the White House's slander against the Mexican government of having alliances with criminal organizations, as well as any intention of intervention in our territory," she said in a Feb 1, X post.
For the purposes of that scheme, weâve rated this claim as false because the IMF projects several European countries will have higher GDP growth than the UK in 2025 and 2026.
A misleading claim that President Donald Trump signed an executive order cutting federal funding to cities that âpromote, support or otherwise encourage LGBTQ activismâ has been circulatingon socialmedia since his inauguration.
If a deal is genuine, itâs likely to have been shared by a companyâs official page, which will typically have lots of followers, a verified blue tick on platforms like Facebook or Instagram and a significant post history.
He accused Democrats in the state for making âdecisions that made that disaster exponentially worseâ and said Congress had a responsibility to ensure âthey follow common sense in Californiaâ when aid is provided.
Larger cities like Madison offer multiple sites and extended hours, while in smaller communities â much more plentiful around the state, he noted â "in-person voting before Election Day is not really an option because municipal clerks do not provide it."
Montoya-Galvez said the president had ordered "federal agencies to deny birthright citizenship to children of parents who are unauthorized immigrants OR temporary visa holders."