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PolitiFact says: Estimates suggest there aren’t even 100,000 fossil fuel jobs in West Virginia today, meaning the notion that so many jobs would be lost in the state is mathematically impossible.
FactCheck.org says: The audio of the CNN report was altered by a conservative commentary organization that acknowledged “the voice over isn’t real.”
FactCheck.org says: An injection of vitamin K for babies has been recommended and used safely for more than 60 years. It prevents life-threatening bleeding in newborns.
PolitiFact says: Russia has deployed hypersonic missiles in its war against Ukraine, while the U.S. is still developing hypersonic missiles. But Russia’s hypersonic missiles are considered primitive, while the U.S.'s will be advanced.
PolitiFact says: The car was waving a Puerto Rican flag, not a Palestinian flag.
PolitiFact says: The beams of light don’t track with what is known about the Iron Beam. Former Prime Minister Bennett has said that the laser’s interceptions are "silent" and "invisible."
PolitiFact says: Christie’s claim about apprehensions at the border and detention space is mostly right but needs clarification. Because of longstanding immigration laws and policies, not everyone who is apprehended can be detained.
PolitiFact says: In an interview on CNN, Nikki Haley did not call for allowing refugees from Gaza into the U.S.
PolitiFact says: This speech was from Oct. 10, 2020. A translation and news reports about the speech’s content show that the English captions superimposed on the video are inaccurate.
PolitiFact says: Numerically, West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice is right. However, focusing on the absolute value ignores that consumer debt is shrinking compared with the broader U.S. economy.