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“Elon Musk anunció que “está comprando oficialmente McDonald's”.”
PolitiFact says: Elon Musk no compró McDonald's, esta afirmación es infundada.
“Elon Musk said, “Anyone caught promoting propaganda will be suspended from X.”
“Elon Musk to fund new anti-woke show featuring Tucker Carlson.”
“Former President Donald Trump posted “0-2” Sept. 15 on Truth Social.”
“Georgia coach Kirby Smart's family ends relationship with Taylor Swift: ‘We do not support her endorsement.’”
“Gordon Ramsay calls Tim Walz a ‘woke creep,’ throws him out of Hell’s Kitchen.”
“Image shows a photo of former President Donald Trump wading through floodwater after Hurricane Helene.”
“Image shows “Michelle Obama’s necklace from DNC speech” said “Mike.”
“In less than 48 hours the United States government is shutting down for good.”
“Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hospitalized with “serious health issue.”
PolitiFact says: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke Nov. 18 before a committee in the country’s Knesset. There are no credible news reports that Netanyahu was recently hospitalized.
“Photo shows a child “saved” by Deputy Ryan Braidley in Elko County, Nevada.”
“Photo shows Elton John wearing a “MAGA” jacket.”
“Photo shows Vice President Kamala Harris “in the 90s.”
“The entire family of Kamala Harris’ running mate, Tim Walz—they are all supporting Donald Trump.”
“Video shows a Ku Klux Klan member at a rally for former President Donald Trump.”
“Video shows tornadoes in Canada.”
“A “ballot dump” around 4 a.m. in Milwaukee shows the Wisconsin Senate election was stolen from the Republican candidate.”
PolitiFact says: Wisconsin law bars election officials from processing absentee ballots early, making it routine for absentee ballot votes to be reported late at night or in the early morning hours after Election Day. This is not fraud.
“A staffer reveals that Kamala Harris doesn’t actually own a gun.”
“Breaking: Quaker Oats bows to backlash, brings back Aunt Jemima.”
PolitiFact says: The claim originated as satire. PolitiFact found no evidence that Quaker Oats is bringing back "Aunt Jemima" branding, which was changed following criticism that it reflected a racist stereotype.