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PolitiFact says: Health experts said the report included no evidence to back its claim, relying instead on "loose correlations and incorrect assumptions."
FactCheck.org says: The false claim originated in a fabricated article on a satirical website.
PolitiFact says: The video claiming to show the High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program being destroyed is from a protest at a farm in Brazil, during which electrical towers were knocked down.
PolitiFact says: The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has no role in approving food products before they hit store shelves, though it can approve food and color additives before they are used in food.
PolitiFact says: Three Tennessee Democratic state representatives protested against gun violence on the state House floor March 30. The protest did not result in any violence or vandalism.
Washington Post says: Many of the same states have been on the top ten list for years