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PolitiFact says: There is limited research on COVID-19 and schoolchildren so far. It is difficult to assess how much children may have spread the virus since schools shut down early in the pandemic.
FactCheck.org says: The Biden-Sanders Unity Task Force recommends closing for-profit detention centers, and Biden has called for ending “prolonged detention” -- but not abolish all detentions.
FactCheck.org says: Individual reporting of H1N1 cases was halted after a few months, but some testing did continue. Unlike with COVID-19, testing for H1N1, which is far less deadly, did not play much of a role in controlling viral spread.
FactCheck.org says: Data from three sources show that, as of July 14, the total number, and seven-day average, of daily deaths from COVID-19 had declined between threefold and fourfold from its peak more than two months ago.
FactCheck.org says: There is no evidence DeVos made that comment.
FactCheck.org says: HHS Secretary Azar told reporters on Feb. 7 that the travel restrictions "were the uniform recommendations of the career public health officials here at HHS.”
Washington Post says: The ad suggests Joes Biden supports the defund-police movement but he opposes it.
PolitiFact says: The post chose March 9 as its date for coronavirus deaths, which was right before deaths soared. Subsequent daily totals show that coronavirus deaths have become larger than any other disease on the list.
PolitiFact says: A woman claimed that she is a Republican and was prevented from voting in a Republican primary. Local election officials said the woman was not allowed to vote in the GOP primary because she was a registered Democrat.
FactCheck.org says: A video labeled "Registered Republican Not Allowed to Vote!" suggests that Republicans were kept from voting in Louisiana's closed primary. The person featured in the video was actually registered as a Democrat.
FactCheck.org says: That was the case for 82 districts in late March, but by late April, 56% were doing so. In late May, the figure was 67%.
PolitiFact says: A disproportionate number of alerts — based on population — have been issued for Black children in Milwaukee. Nearly half of the 41 alerts issued since 2003 were for Black children.
PolitiFact says: The decision to close polling places stemmed largely from coronavirus concerns and a shortage of poll workers.