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FactCheck.org says: It’s true that Club for Growth backed Sen. Ted Cruz in the 2016 Republican presidential primary. But it has had a change of heart toward President Trump, and supports his administration and his policies.
PolitiFact says: At least two Chinese studies have found initial success with convalescent plasma therapy, in which antibodies from recovered coronavirus patients are given to seriously ill patients.
PolitiFact says: Cuomo is basically right, though he addressed only one segment of the stimulus aid, and he glossed over the distinction between aid to states and aid to health care providers within those states.
PolitiFact says: Not all Americans married to immigrants are barred from getting a stimulus check. That applies to couples that filed a joint tax return, one using a Social Security number and the other using an ITIN.
PolitiFact says: The FDA granted emergency authorization to new technology that can sterilize respirator masks up to 20 times. In many cases, normal wear and tear means N95 respirators cannot be sanitized and reused safely.
FactCheck.org says: Russia, Germany and Italy combined have done more testing than the U.S., according to Worldometer, which tracks global testing for COVID-19. Overall, 173 non-U.S. countries have been performed nearly 25 million tests.
FactCheck.org says: The claim originated on a website that calls its work satire.
PolitiFact says: Health experts say there is no evidence that injecting ultraviolet light into the body would kill viruses like the novel coronavirus.
PolitiFact says: The rate of confirmed coronavirus cases is rising faster in Sweden than in Norway and Denmark, and Sweden has a higher death rate.
PolitiFact says: The World Health Organization and U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said there is no evidence that COVID-19 is transmitted by mosquitoes.
PolitiFact says: It's a joke. Arizona is landlocked, with unexceptional surfing.
PolitiFact says: The introduction date of the legislation that ultimately became the CARES Act doesn’t signify anything about when the government knew about the coronavirus pandemic. It's a legislative quirk.
Washington Post says: USPS says it is making money, as required by law. Treasury cannot show USPS is actually losing money on its contract with Amazon, as Trump claims. It can assert only that USPS does not know whether it makes a profit.