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PolitiFact says: Study does not show that COVID-19 mask wearing raises risk of stillbirths, other health problems
FactCheck.org says: BlackRock does not own any shares of Dominion Voting Systems.
PolitiFact says: DeSantis signed a bill in 2021 that sought to punish social media companies for deplatforming. Just before passage, legislators added a carve-out to the bill to protect Disney.
PolitiFact says: There is no evidence that the World Economic Forum and the United Nations ordered governments to ration water.
PolitiFact says: This isn’t accurate. The U.S. banned all imports of Russian oil, natural gas and coal in March 2022 after Russian President Vladimir Putin invaded Ukraine.
PolitiFact says: Schumer’s description of Tuberville’s intent is overly broad. It's about abortion, but does not seek to overturn all reproductive care.
PolitiFact says: The Texas Senate voted in favor of SB 1993, which says the secretary of state will call for a new election if a county runs out of ballots at 2% of voting sites, but it only applies to Harris County.
PolitiFact says: Washington, D.C.’s flag is based on President George Washington’s family coat of arms. The three stars aren't proof that Washington D.C., London and the Vatican are a "three-city empire."
Washington Post says: The bill in question would cut spending by 10 percent
FactCheck.org says: The California Democrat voted on two occasions to raise the debt limit, but not on Feb. 9, 2018, when he voted against the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018, which raised the debt ceiling by more than $1.5 trillion.
PolitiFact says: Florida Republican lawmakers passed a bill that makes multiple changes to election law but it doesn't get rid of security measures.
PolitiFact says: Most high-credit homebuyers aren't subsidizing fee reductions for low-credit homebuyers. Even with the changes, people with lower credit scores still typically pay higher fees overall than people with better scores.