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PolitiFact says: Florida’s current six-week abortion ban includes exceptions for the pregnant woman’s health and life under certain conditions. It also allows for exceptions in cases of rape and incest up to 15 weeks of pregnancy.
PolitiFact says: When former President Donald Trump said, "I ended the Nord Stream 2 pipeline," he referred to sanctions he signed while in office that affected the project’s completion, not a 2022 attack that damaged the pipeline.
PolitiFact says: La imagen del supuesto carnet del Partido Comunista de la vicepresidenta Kamala Harris fue creada en una página web rusa.
FactCheck.org says: A video showing President Joe Biden donning a campaign hat for Donald Trump has been used to suggest Biden is endorsing Trump. He isn't. He had exchanged hats with a Trump supporter at a 9/11 memorial to show unity.
PolitiFact says: There’s no evidence that Patron, Don Julio and Pink Whitney tequila products were recalled because they contained fecal matter.
PolitiFact says: Republican Senate candidate Tim Sheehy has publicly said he favors including exceptions for rape, incest and the life of the pregnant woman in legislation to restrict abortion.
PolitiFact says: El río Nilo no está rojo. La publicación muestra la Laguna Roja en Chile.
PolitiFact says: The Defense Department confirmed the U.S. military is not engaged in a war. But Harris’ statement ignores that there are thousands of U.S. military service members stationed in areas that are considered combat zones.
PolitiFact says: CNN did not report that the Apalachee High School shooting suspect was motivated by a "lack of trans acceptance." Social media posts misinterpreted reporting in a CNN article even after it was updated for clarification.
PolitiFact says: Texas law does not require a homeless person to be housed to register to vote. Homeless voters can list a street corner or wherever they normally reside as their place of residence and an alternate mailing address.
PolitiFact says: In 2019, Harris told the ACLU she supported affirming medical care, including surgical care for transgender federal prisoners and immigration detainees. Her campaign has not addressed her current position on the issue.
PolitiFact says: A Springfield, Ohio, city spokesperson, the mayor and city police all said claims that Haitian immigrants are stealing and eating residents’ pets are unfounded.
FactCheck.org says: City police have said there have been “no credible reports” of that kind of activity.
FactCheck.org says: There is no basis for the claim and the posts are repeats of unfounded claims made about Trump’s previous political adversaries before or after debates.
PolitiFact says: Vice President Kamala Harris’ earrings were a different design than the NOVA H1 audio earrings.
PolitiFact says: Walz said "as a kid, growing up in Nebraska, being gay was illegal, still technically illegal." Social media posts omitted that in his next sentence, he made clear he was referring to the laws of the past.
PolitiFact says: The Hells Angels Motorcycle Club rebutted rumors that its members are going to Aurora, Colorado, to confront a Venezuelan gang, saying it "does not involve itself in political issues outside of motorcycling."
Washington Post says: She did not do so and took no stand on the referendum