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“Joe Biden closed schools during the COVID-19 pandemic.”

PolitiFact says: Schools closed in March 2020 while Donald Trump was president under the orders of state officials or governors. In 2021, local officials or governors made the school reopening decisions -- not Biden.

“There’s a “hidden plan B” pill inside of a pregnancy test stick.”

FactCheck.org says: Pregnancy tests contain a desiccant tablet to absorb moisture and keep the pregnancy test dry before use.

“Unusual cancers” are “exploding right into stage 4" and those cancer cells have “the spike protein.”

PolitiFact says: Fact-checkers have repeatedly debunked the claim that COVID-19 vaccines cause cancer.

“We created more new jobs in two years than any president did in their entire term.”

PolitiFact says: While Biden has easily outpaced every post-war president in job gains per year, he benefited from taking office on the upswing of a deep recession. He also hasn’t faced a recession yet, unlike most of his predecessors.

“Casi el 25% de toda la deuda nacional, una deuda que tardó 200 años en acumularse, fue añadida solo por esa administración [la de Donald Trump]”.”

“During my time in office, we've increased per pupil aid by more than $300 per student. Now, our schools have returned to the top 10 in the country after falling to 17 under the previous administration.”

“Pfizer “Director Concerned Over Women’s Reproductive [Health] After COVID-19 Vaccinations.”

FactCheck.org says: Research suggests COVID-19 vaccination can cause changes in a person’s menstrual cycle. But the changes are small and short-lived — and studies have shown there’s no effect on fertility.

“‘Satellites’ are on balloons and not in space.”

PolitiFact says: High-altitude surveillance balloons are not the same as satellites, which are launched into space by rockets. Satellites also orbit at much higher altitudes than balloon-powered devices.

“El núcleo interno de la Tierra se detuvo.”

“Female student athletes in Florida need to provide their schools with detailed information about their periods.”

PolitiFact says: A Florida High School Association committee recommended athletes be required to submit details about their periods to their schools. But the questions have been around for decades and the proposal hasn't been implemented

“The House will be investigating “threats to the First Amendment,” like “the idea that the FBI was paying Twitter $3.4 million to help them suppress information.”

FactCheck.org says: An unidentified Twitter employee wrote in an email that the company had received over $3.4 million from the FBI since October 2019 as reimbursement for Twitter's processing of legal requests for user information.

“Hallaron figuras alienígenas durante la construcción del Tren Maya.”

“Illinois “received $5.1 billion at an elementary school there that used it for equity and diversity.”

PolitiFact says: Illinois received about $5.1 billion to support reopening schools, mostly split among about 850 districts. Equity and diversity was emphasized in reopening strategies, but money was spent in a wide variety of areas.

“In 2010, (Wisconsin Republicans) inherited a multi-Billion dollar deficit … Today we are looking at a projected surplus approaching 7 Billion.”

“Marcas de electrodomésticos donan refrigeradores y lavadoras que no se pueden vender debido a algunos rasguños y daños menores.”

“President Joe Biden said, “The idea that we’re going to send in tanks to Ukraine, that’s called World War III.”

PolitiFact says: A widely shared meme shortened President Joe Biden’s March 2022 quote to make it appear as if he said sending tanks alone to Ukraine would cause World War III.

“The amount the U.S. has spent in Ukraine is "double the U.S. expenditure for its own war in Afghanistan.”

FactCheck.org says: The U.S. spent $849B on war in Afghanistan and about $113B to support Ukraine since Russia invaded. But social media posts falsely claim aid for Ukraine is "double the U.S. expenditure for its own war in Afghanistan."

“The CEO of Starbucks just said, ‘If you support traditional marriage, don’t buy our coffee.”

FactCheck.org says: Social media twists a 2013 statement from its CEO at the time Howard Schultz. Starbucks has a long history of supporting LGBTQ rights and marriage equality.

“Two academic studies found police officers are as or less likely to shoot Black suspects, showing, “There is no systemic racism in policing. It doesn’t exist.”

FactCheck.org says: One author wrote that his research "has been wrongly cited as evidence that there is no racism in policing."

“Foto muestra una “telaraña congelada por las bajas temperaturas en Estados Unidos”.”