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Washington Post says: These numbers are apples and oranges — the entire population (in which the turnout rate is dragged down by other ethnic groups) versus just one ethnic group.
PolitiFact says: In recent years, experts say marijuana arrests have happened less frequently than once every 37 seconds. In 2020, there was one marijuana-related arrest every 90 seconds, and one possession arrest about every 99 seconds.
PolitiFact says: The voting rights legislation would not wipe out the role of local officials in administering elections.
FactCheck.org says: A CNBC spokesperson said the outlet didn’t publish the story.
PolitiFact says: The inflation rate was 7% over the past year. However, a 4.7% increase in wages has reduced the impact on the typical worker by about two-thirds, making Romney’s figure exaggerated.
FactCheck.org says: The new law provides $15 billion for lead pipe removal, but that's not nearly enough funding to remove all lead pipes in the country.
PolitiFact says: Wages have gone up 4.7% but in the same time, inflation rose 7%.
PolitiFact says: The images of Greenland appear to show what could happen in hundreds of years, not in a 10-year span. The emaciated bear's condition might be due to factors other than climate change like disease, advanced age and injury
PolitiFact says: Multiple professional athletes like Kyrie Irving, Charlie Beljan and Caster Semenya have been banned, in one form or another, from competing in their sports for refusing to take medication or get the COVID-19 vaccine.
PolitiFact says: Global estimates of the polar bear population show either a modest decline or virtually no change. Whale populations are not close to recovering fully. Experts and scientific data show that koalas are vulnerable.
PolitiFact says: World Health Organization Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus stumbled over his words, first mispronouncing the word “children” with “kil/cil.” He then corrected himself and pronounced the word “children.”
PolitiFact says: The bill would give federal money to state and local governments to improve data sharing they already do. It would not create a national vaccination database.
FactCheck.org says: Dr. Gupta is not selling CBD products. The content on the page is not from CNN and is completely false.