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PolitiFact says: The state attorney general is investigating the call and said it was "artificially generated based on initial indications."
PolitiFact says: The International Churchill Society, the Churchill Project at Hillsdale College and a Churchill historian have all previously said that Churchill never said that.
PolitiFact says: Trump wrote in his book in 2000 that "we can also raise the age for receipt of full Social Security benefits to seventy" but not for those already retired or near retirement.
PolitiFact says: Theories began circulating in the 1800s, but it took until later in the 20th century for this knowledge to begin to solidify and become widely accepted.
PolitiFact says: Experts say there is no hard evidence that COVID-19 infection is greater in people who have had boosters.
PolitiFact says: Haley left out that this poll result is 6 weeks old, and that no poll since then has come close to matching that margin.
PolitiFact says: Registered Democrats cannot vote in New Hampshire’s GOP primary. Undeclared voters, or people who aren’t affiliated with the Democratic or Republican parties, can vote in the primary. Nikki Haley is courting them.
PolitiFact says: On a few occasions while president, Trump said — or was reported to have said — that he was open to the idea raising the federal gas tax by 25 cents. But that falls short of him proposing or publicly backing the idea.
PolitiFact says: Only U.S. citizens may vote in statewide elections in New York. A 2021 New York City law involving local elections gave voting privileges to noncitizens who are in the U.S. legally, but it is not in effect.
PolitiFact says: We found no evidence that President Joe Biden threatened to send F-15 fighter jets to the southern U.S. border to "wage war" with Texas. A White House spokesperson said this claim is false.
FactCheck.org says: A state Rep. proposed changing Kentucky’s incest law to ban “sexual contact,” but says he accidentally struck “first cousins” from the list of illegal relationships. Posts wrongly claimed he wanted to legalize incest.
FactCheck.org says: In a 2005 report, the bipartisan commission warned about the increased risk of fraud, but suggested measures to lessen that risk. Carter is an advocate for mail-in voting.
PolitiFact says: Florida no ha aprobado un nuevo programa para cubrir los gastos funerarios de personas mayores de 35 años.
PolitiFact says: El Rey de España Felipe VI está vivo y no ha dejado el trono. Felipe VI estuvo en Guatemala el 13 de enero y tiene otro evento oficial el 19 de enero.