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PolitiFact says: More than a month after the CARES Act, the Trump administration said it would begin giving tribes part of the funds. A consultation process for disbursing the funds began before the administration was sued.
PolitiFact says: The NAACP doesn’t endorse candidates.
FactCheck.org says: There is no such official federal designation for domestic terrorism organizations.
PolitiFact says: One poll supports his exact claim, and several others show that roughly 66% of Americans want Trump to wear a mask.
FactCheck.org says: The Secret Service said in a statement about the episode, “The Metropolitan Police Department and the U.S. Park Police were on the scene.”
PolitiFact says: While the world's top health organizations haven't compared the exact scenarios of shopping and worship services, experts generally agree with him.
PolitiFact says: “Electroceutical fabric” was developed in 2017 as an antimicrobial wound dressing, but a new study shows it is also effective at neutralizing coronaviruses.
PolitiFact says: Easing one of her COVID-19 stay-at-home orders, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer partially reopened a large swath of northern Michigan.
PolitiFact says: Sen. Ron Johnson strongly advocated for keeping inspectors general (federal watchdogs) independent of the president under Obama. But under Trump he now says they "work and serve the president."
FactCheck.org says: Posts incorrectly claim that Minneapolis police license plates "dont say POLICE," and that proves the death of George Floyd was a planned event. Actually, many police vehicles in Minneapolis have that license plate.
PolitiFact says: The images are authentic but miscaptioned. The anti-lockdown protest photo was taken April 15, outside the Michigan State Capitol building in Lansing. The Minneapolis protest photo was in May and from Minnesota.
PolitiFact says: Ohio has released 129 non-violent offenders early due to COVID-19, according to DeWine’s staff.
PolitiFact says: The $451 billion figure is accurate, but presented in a misleading way. It is not a direct program cut to beneficiaries. It is the result of lowering payments to providers. It also reflects a 10-year budget window.
PolitiFact says: Historians say it’s over-simplifying to refer to a slavery expansion as the “Democrats’ plan,” since many Democrats opposed slavery, particularly in the north.