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“10 of the poorest 25 counties in the United States of America are located in Kentucky”

MediaWise says: While it’s true that 10 Kentucky counties made a list of the 25 “worst” counties to live in, that does not automatically mean that those counties are also the poorest — since poverty was not the only factor considered. …

“Jill Biden was a teenage babysitter for Joe Biden’s family.”

“Joe Biden’s Dept. of Energy Blocked Texas from Increasing Power Ahead of Killer Storm”

PolitiFact says: The “major smoking gun” cited by InfoWars is actually an emergency order that allowed power plants to operate at maximum capacity.

“Pfizer has recommended switching to a one-dose policy for its vaccine”

“Si la mascarilla tiene una sola capa de tela, puede usar otra encima para obtener el nivel recomendado de protección.”

“The scientists told us three years ago that we had 12 years to avert the worst consequences of the climate crisis. We are now three years gone, so we have nine years left.”

Washington Post says: The former secretary of state is citing a date for action that climate scientists say is frequently misunderstood.

“There is a direct connection between discriminatory policies within the USDA and the enormous land loss we have seen among Black farmers over the past century.”

PolitiFact says: Booker’s claim is supported by findings in USDA reports, legal settlements between the department and Black farmers and expert opinion.

“El cambio climático no es más que un montón de modelos informáticos que intentan decirnos qué va a suceder en 50 o 30 años”

“Nobody’s health is at risk right now” from PFAS contamination, as long as they are receiving bottled drinking water”

“The power outage in Texas "shows how the Green New Deal would be a deadly deal for the United States of America.”

FactCheck.org says: Several high-profile conservative figures -- including the Texas governor -- have wrongly placed the blame for power outages in Texas on wind turbines.

“4 million freezing Texans without power…not one word from" President Joe Biden.”

“A person is 300 to 900 times more likely to die “after getting the #Covid vaccine than the flu vaccine.”

FactCheck.org says: Berenson based his claim on unvetted information submitted to a federal database. It is not used to determine death rates. The CDC has not received confirmation of a single COVID-19 vaccine-related death.

“A Texas energy company billed a customer more than $200,000.”

“Energy experts and State House Dems, among others, were warning of this (the Texas power blackout) for years.”

PolitiFact says: A federal report following a massive power outage in Texas in February 2011 stated that recommendations to winterize the system following a 1989 cold weather event were not mandatory, and implementation lapsed.

“¿Esta foto que circula en redes sociales muestra botes congelados durante la tormenta invernal en Texas?”

“FEMA is paying for hotel rooms!!!” for Texas winter storm victims.”

PolitiFact says: The Federal Emergency Management Agency called the claim a “scam.”

“I set a big goal of administering 100 million shots in the first 100 days. With the progress we’re making I believe we’ll not only reach that, we’ll break it.”

FactCheck.org says: On Jan. 20, the seven-day average for the previous week was about 966,000 shots a day. In other words, the U.S. was already virtually at the pace Biden set as his goal before he took any action as president.

“My point was that when I came back from meeting with him and traveling 17,000 miles with him when I was vice president and he was the vice president — that’s how I got to know him so well.”

Washington Post says: President Biden keeps claiming he's traveled 17,000 miles with Chinese president Xi Jinping, but that's unverified and misleading.

“NASA admits that man-made climate change is a hoax!”

“Photo shows an ice mass hanging inside a Houston home during Texas winter storms.”

PolitiFact says: The photo was widely shared starting in January 2018.