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FactCheck.org says: Trump is likely referring to $7.5 billion approved by Congress to help build a network of EV chargers across the U.S. over five years. But not all of the money has been spent, or even made available to states yet.
PolitiFact says: PolitiFact no encontró reportes o declaraciones creíbles sugiriendo que Elon Musk anunció su primera novia robot. La imagen del dueño de Tesla cenando con un robot fue publicada en X por una cuenta de parodia en julio.
PolitiFact says: A parody account posted the image in July on X. PolitiFact didn’t find credible reports or Musk statements about a robot girlfriend.
Washington Post says: Vance voted for at least two pro-worker bills
PolitiFact says: The photo misleads about the crowd size at Republican vice presidential candidate and Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance’s Aug. 14 campaign rally in Michigan. It was shared on X almost two hours before Vance took the stage.
PolitiFact says: Sen Rick Scott supports limiting abortion with exceptions. Scott said he would have signed Florida's 6-week ban, which includes some exceptions and said he supports a 15-week limit with rape, incest and health exceptions
PolitiFact says: A social media video claims to show Boston Red Sox fans giving a standing ovation to outfielder Jarren Duran’s return from a two-game suspension for using a homophobic slur. But the video was altered.
PolitiFact says: The Smith-Mundt Modernization Act of 2012, signed into law by President Barack Obama, did not legalize propaganda in the U.S., and has no effect on privately owned news outlets.
FactCheck.org says: None of the proposals she has supported would permit “mass amnesty and citizenship” for “all illegals … even criminals.” Those with a felony or three or more misdemeanors would be ineligible for a path to citizenship.
PolitiFact says: Project 2025 includes no proposal to eliminate same-sex marriage, but the document does refers to heterosexual families as "ideal."
PolitiFact says: El video en Instagram no es de policías allanando una casa de británicos por sus comentarios en redes sociales. El video fue publicado en YouTube en mayo y es de una redada para arrestar a traficantes de drogas.
PolitiFact says: A Minnesota law requiresschools provide access to menstrual products in school bathrooms but not distinguish by sex or gender, saying period products "must be available to all menstruating students."
FactCheck.org says: Kamala Harris drew a large crowd at a campaign rally near Detroit, according to photos, videos and press reports. But posts online baselessly claim that an image of the event was created by AI to inflate the crowd size.