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FactCheck.org says: The supplemental poverty rate went down in 2020 and 2021 mainly because of COVID-19 economic relief for individuals and families. Without that same financial assistance in 2022, the poverty rate went up significantly.
FactCheck.org says: Qatar's government gets most of its revenue from energy exports and there's no record of Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani making such a threat.
PolitiFact says: Taxes are poised to rise, but the increases target very large corporations and the richest Americans. These could be passed along indirectly to taxpayers with more modest incomes, but most taxpayers won't see major hikes
PolitiFact says: Two Democrats in the U.S. House expressed support for the U.S. taking refugees, but it's ridiculous to leap from their comments to suggest the Democratic Party wants to take in 1 million refugees from Gaza.
PolitiFact says: The Wall Street Journal said it published no such report. We found no evidence that any other credible news source reported that the hospital explosion was caused by an American missile.
PolitiFact says: This video of President Joe Biden announcing that he is invoking the Selective Service Act for a military draft is AI-generated. It was first uploaded in February.
PolitiFact says: The United Nations refugee agency uses the card shown in the video to give humanitarian cash assistance to certain asylum seekers in Mexico.
PolitiFact says: The video was uploaded days before the Hamas attacks against Israel, and was taken in Algeria, not Gaza.
FactCheck.org says: No mRNA versions of an inhalable COVID-19 vaccine have been approved in any country. Scientists say it’s not possible to spray such a vaccine into the air and vaccinate people unwittingly.