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PolitiFact says: Some third-party candidates have swung races in Republicans' favor, most notably Ralph Nader in the 2000 presidential election. But many third-party entrants draw more from Republicans, including in the 2016 race.
FactCheck.org says: There’s no evidence the video was “banned,” or that it’s an ad from the Trump campaign.
PolitiFact says: We found no proof the toll from protests against police brutality is as high as is claimed. The U.S. Justice Department told us it does not have numbers on officer injuries or property damage from civil disturbances.
Washington Post says: The Trump campaign manipulated three images to make it appear as if Biden is in a basement
FactCheck.org says: The administration still has a lot of planning to do, and the military will have just a “complementary role to the traditional vaccine distribution networks,” as the HHS official told us.
PolitiFact says: A list shared on Facebook of scores of people who were convicted of sex crimes or were allegedly involved in other sex-related acts does not come from the unsealed documents. Cases on the list were made public years ago.
PolitiFact says: There is no evidence that Hillary Clinton or a sex trafficking operation had anything to do with the tragedy.
FactCheck.org says: A deceptively edited video clip of Joe Biden circulating on social media cuts an hour-long speech to less than one minute, retaining only parts of statements and his pauses between words.
PolitiFact says: Digital forensics experts see several key telltale signs of manipulation.
PolitiFact says: Experts say that California has 2-4 more seats in the U.S. House than it would if immigrants who are in the country illegally were excluded from census counts. The Constitution mandates that all residents be counted.
PolitiFact says: While children represent far fewer cases than adults in the U.S., they can catch COVID-19.