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PolitiFact says: It’s not governors but collegiate athletic conferences and universities themselves that are deciding whether their teams play football this fall.
PolitiFact says: Goodyear has a policy that requires employees to refrain from political expression that falls "outside the scope of racial justice and equity issues." It includes both Republican and Democratic campaign messaging.
PolitiFact says: The MIT study began in July 2016 — more than three years before the first novel coronavirus cases emerged. There is no evidence that it has anything to do with monitoring Americans.
PolitiFact says: From April to June, responses by emergency medical services for suspected overdoses rose 33% compared to the same period a year earlier. For May and June alone, the number rose 47%, which is close to what Miller said.
PolitiFact says: There are about 22 million global cases of COVID-19 as of Aug. 18, including almost 5.5 million cases in the U.S. That works out to about 25% of the world’s cases. The U.S. represents about 4% of the world's population.
Washington Post says: As of 2019, 99.1 percent of Social Security recipients get direct deposits electronically. So relatively few people still rely on the Postal Service.
PolitiFact says: Clinton was accurate for the broadest comparison, which includes a 20-nation selection of OECD nations between January 2020 and June 2020. The rate in the U.S. was 3.1 times higher in June than in January.
FactCheck.org says: The U.S. counts a laid-off worker as “unemployed” even if the layoff is expected to be temporary — while many other countries do not.
Washington Post says: Critics of the Iran nuclear deal have voiced concerns that Iran could work toward nuclear weapons capability under the guise of pursuing peaceful goals, such as a nuclear energy program.
PolitiFact says: In Michigan, one of the three key states that enabled Donald Trump to win in 2016, the winning margin averaged out to just over two votes per precinct.
PolitiFact says: The United States is doing worse than many other countries in terms of the death rate and the fraction of tests that come back positive.