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PolitiFact says: Trump’s interview remarks allowed for the possibility of states to monitor and punish women over abortion, but he wasn’t as explicit about whether he thought they should and said the reporter would need to ask the states
PolitiFact says: Florida's abortion amendment doesn't mandate abortion until the moment of birth. The text says abortion could not be prohibited before fetal viability or when necessary to protect the pregnant woman's health.
PolitiFact says: This is an altered image.
FactCheck.org says: Protesters against the war in Gaza raised three Palestinian flags on the Harvard University campus. The flags were removed by Harvard staff shortly after they were raised by the protesters.
PolitiFact says: Virtual access to classes was offered as an option for any student who felt uncomfortable with the continuing protests. The university did not encouraged Jewish students to go remote.
FactCheck.org says: There is no evidence Biden was ever arrested, though news stories at the time do corroborate that there were incidents near Biden’s home in Delaware in which white neighbors protested a Black family moving in.
PolitiFact says: Since 2018, Joe Biden has repeatedly told a story about being arrested during a desegregation protest in Delaware during the Civil Rights era. We found no evidence to back it up.
PolitiFact says: La imagen no muestra al océano Atlántico y Pacífico frente a frente sin mezclarse. La imagen muestra el agua del Río Fraser fluyendo dentro del Estrecho de Georgia, en el Golfo de Alaska.
Washington Post says: This is fiction -- the program is not for illegal immigrants
PolitiFact says: Experts aren't aware of Chinese sleeper cells of the type familiar from Hollywood depictions, such as "Homeland" or "The Americans." But Chinese "overseas police stations" targeting dissidents check some of the boxes.