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FactCheck.org says: A photo of a large crowd with the false claim that it shows the scene outside of President Donald Trump’s Tulsa rally has been circulating. It actually shows the Rolling Thunder event near Washington, D.C. in 2019.
PolitiFact says: The number of in-person polling places was cut significantly, leaving just one in-person location in Jefferson County. But mail balloting and early voting were expanded significantly.
PolitiFact says: The image is of an artist self-portrait photo published in 2008, not a photo of a an Aunt Jemima model decades earlier.
PolitiFact says: This post leaves out key context for how much these countries differ when it comes to gun ownership and homicide rates from gun violence.
PolitiFact says: We found no statements from Joe Biden or other leading Democrats suggesting that they want to prosecute churchgoers, but not people who set churches on fire.
FactCheck.org says: The NASCAR statement did not say it completed its investigation or that it found Wallace was “mistaken.”
Washington Post says: There has not yet been a single confirmed case in which someone who self-identifies as antifa led violent acts at any of the protests across the country.
FactCheck.org says: The Trump administration inherited more ventilators in the Strategic National Stockpile than it ended up distributing amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
PolitiFact says: Overall, the post misleads by providing outdated or incorrect information for most companies.
PolitiFact says: Nancy Green served as the longtime model for Aunt Jemima, attaining perhaps a middle-class lifestyle, but there is no evidence she died a millionaire.
PolitiFact says: The game, with a banner including the n-word, was advertised in a 1942 YMCA flyer. This barbaric game was played widely at local fairs and carnivals from the 1800s into the mid-1900s, often using humans as targets.
PolitiFact says: The statement doesn’t exist on NASCAR’s website or social media websites. Investigations into the incident are still underway.