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Washington Post says: Abortions past the point of viability are extremely rare. When they do happen, they often involve painful, emotional and even moral decisions.
FactCheck.org says: The ad cites votes against two symbolic amendments proposed by Republicans during a 2021 vote-a-rama, but U.S. oil production has increased during Warnock’s time in office.
FactCheck.org says: Epidemiologists say there’s no single agreed-upon definition for what constitutes the end of a pandemic -- and some say we’re not there yet.
PolitiFact says: The latest projection shows that the deficit is about $1.7 trillion lower now than it was in 2021. But this is mostly because of an unusual historical circumstance — the expiration of coronavirus pandemic relief.
FactCheck.org says: Scholten pleaded for “peaceful” protests and urged demonstrators “to not resort to violence and destruction.”
FactCheck.org says: Two previous COVID-19 relief bills that were enacted in 2020 with overwhelming bipartisan support and signed by Trump also did not block inmates from receiving COVID relief checks.
PolitiFact says: None of Pence’s exchanges with federal officials on Jan. 6 impinged on or usurped Trump’s role as president.
PolitiFact says: Masters supports an Arizona law that, after 15 weeks of pregnancy, bans most abortions, with no exceptions for rape or incest. The law allows abortions for any reason through 15 weeks.
FactCheck.org says: Denmark will offer omicron-specific boosters to high-risk individuals, including those 50 and over. But misinformation peddlers falsely suggest that means the shots are unsafe for those under 50.