Trump did not say he âblew up the Nord Stream pipelineâ
The video included two clips of Trump, one from a 2023 interview with former Fox News host Tucker Carlson, and the other from the presidential debate.
Sen. Jon Tester misleads on Tim Sheehyâs abortion stance
But it has an element of truth, because heâs also articulated support for states making their own decisions on what parameters to set for abortion policy, and this could empower legislators to ignore his advice about including exceptions.
The aftermath of misinformation about Haitians in Ohio
Dorsainvilâs fear started during ABCâs Sept. 10 presidential debate from Philadelphia, when former President Donald Trump repeated a debunked claim about migrants in this small city about 45 miles west of Columbus, the stateâs capital.
No, Donald Trump did not insult soldiers during call on Fox News
A video circulating online appears to show a televised phone call in which former US president and Republican nominee Donald Trump seemingly insults soldiers on Fox News.
Are recent migrants prioritised for council housing?
It added that as the proposed UK connection test âwould have little to no discernible policy impact and that eligibility criteria for social housing is already tightly defined, the government does not agree that its introduction would be a justifiable use of taxpayer money.
Deceptive clip warps Walzâs Nebraska antigay laws comment
(Walzâs conservative critics have used the moniker in a derogatory manner to refer to his advocacy for making free menstrual products available in schools.)
Viral Posts Make Baseless Claim About Harris’ Earrings at the Debate
The New York Times wrote in 2020 about what it called âThe Long History of âHidden Earpieceâ Conspiracy Theories.â The report described unfounded claims that tend to recur every election cycle about hidden electronic devices used by presidential candidates, dating to 2000 when conservative commentator Rush Limbaugh said Democratic presidential nominee Al Gore used an earpiece to receive coaching on NBCâs âMeet the Pressâ in 2000.
US presidential debate: what misinformation have we seen so far?
While Full Fact normally sticks to checking claims made by or about UK politicians, weâve written about a flurry of misinformation involving the two presidential candidates circulating on social media over the last few months.
Conservative group misleads on Jacky Rosenâs tax vote
A conservative political group tied to Republican strategist and former White House deputy chief of staff Karl Rove claims in a TV ad that U.S. Sen. Jacky Rosen, D-Nev., voted to hike taxes on families making less than $75,000 a year.
A Guide to Project 2025
For Medicaid, Project 2025 proposes adding work requirements for beneficiaries and âtime limits or lifetime caps ⊠to disincentivize permanent dependence.â The health insurance program for low-income Americans covered nearly 74 million people in May, according to the latest data.
Fact-checking Harris and Trumpâs first presidential debate
A Trump campaign spokesperson highlighted on X comments by Harris in a June 2020 radio interview with actor Nick Cannon, in which she said "we have to redirect resources" from police to other areas of government such as schools and small businesses.
Trump repeats baseless claim about immigrants eating pets
Vance, in a follow-up X post Sept. 10, said his "office has received many inquiries from actual residents of Springfield whoâve said their neighborsâ pets or local wildlife were abducted by Haitian migrants."