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FactCheck.org says: Two relief bills he voted for last year included stimulus checks and didn’t prohibit payments to prisoners. The bills included the same language denying checks to “any nonresident alien individual."
FactCheck.org says: The CDC order doesn’t require that individuals wear two masks. CDC guidance issued with the order does say that cloth masks should be made of at least two layers.
PolitiFact says: When Trump donated the land for the park in 2006, his lawyers sent the Parks Department a letter with instructions on naming it after him. Whether this constitutes a binding agreement is now in dispute.
PolitiFact says: Johnson cited lack of time as a key reason he forced a reading of the COVID relief bill. But he didn't object to last-minute Republican bill in 2017.
PolitiFact says: Oprah Winfrey was once friends with the disgraced entertainment mogul, as many others were, but there is no evidence to corroborate the claim that she arranged or helped Weinstein sexually abuse women
PolitiFact says: The money came from $350 billion in state and local aid that was one of the most publicly contested parts of the bill. And Republican-led states got about $143 billion of the total.
Washington Post says: There are two narratives about what happened.
PolitiFact says: Nothing in the bill would give any bonus to members of the House or Senate.
PolitiFact says: Anthony Hopkins got vaccinated. The nurse ejected excess liquid that often lingers in the syringe’s “dead space” between the plunger and needle after a medication or vaccine is administered.
FactCheck.org says: A variety of dangerous or deadly weapons, including a handgun, were seized from suspects arrested at the Capitol on Jan. 6.