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“Chief Justice John Roberts goes after the highest court in the land, citing their ‘inappropriate political influence.’”
“Dr. Fauci opens up the possibility that the COVID-19 vaccine could be making people more likely to be infected by the virus.”
“Dr. Oz releases COPD gummies that help quit smoking, detox lungs and stop COPD.”
“Dying nurse on deathbed claims she swapped more than 5,000 babies for ‘fun.’”
“El COVID-19 es equivalente a un “resfriado común”.”
FactCheck.org says: El COVID-19 está en la misma familia de algunos virus del resfrío, pero su potencial para desencadenar un desenlace grave, incluyendo la muerte, es bastante superior al del resfriado común.
“Ghislaine Maxwell’s co-defendants include Beyonce and Kanye West.”
“Hillary replaces Kamala Harris.”
“I did not walk in the shoes of generations of students who walked these grounds. But I walked other grounds. Because I’m so damn old, I was there as well. You think I’m kidding, man. It seems like yesterday the first time I got arrested.”
Washington Post says: In Atlanta, the president referenced "the first time I got arrested.” But his story does not add up.
“If you have “natural immunity,” getting vaccinated against COVID-19 “is more likely to harm you severely.”
“In the 2020 election, President Trump voted from behind the desk in the White House in Florida.”
PolitiFact says: In 2020, Trump voted by mail in Florida in the presidential preference primary and the March primary. For the 2020 general election, he voted in person at an early voting site in October.
“It’s a myth that autism is genetic.”
“Ivanka Trump is joining the Democrats to run against her dad.”
“Justice Sonia Sotomayor is pictured in a photo from a Jan. 7 dinner with Democratic leaders.”
FactCheck.org says: The woman pictured is Iris Weinshall, wife of Sen. Chuck Schumer.