“Donald Trump crefused to visit a cemetery outsuide Paris in 2018 because dead soldiers were a bunch of "suckers" and "losers.”
Washington Post says: Some sources say the trip was canceled because of weather
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Washington Post says: Some sources say the trip was canceled because of weather
Washington Post says: The FEC staff wanted to investigate but the commission deadlocked in a tie vote
PolitiFact says: Los Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades dicen que todavía no existe una cura para la diabetes. Comer saludable, estar activo y tomar medicamentos según lo prescrito, pueden ayudar a tratarla.
PolitiFact says: El video no muestra a Israel bajo ataque. Las imágenes fueron generadas por computadora recreando imágenes de la Segunda Guerra Mundial.
FactCheck.org says: Trump said he hoped that by Easter the country could reopen businesses and other services that had been temporarily shut down. He did not “literally” tell the public to “inject bleach” as a treatment for COVID-19.
PolitiFact says: The Manhattan district attorney’s investigation into Trump’s business records began before Joe Biden was president.
PolitiFact says: PolitiFact reviewed news on Google and in Nexis news archives and found no evidence that tennis player Venus Williams ever forfeited a match against a transgender athlete.
PolitiFact says: This footage is from President Joe Biden’s 2021 visit to his hometown of Scranton, Pennsylvania. It was not filmed in 2024.
PolitiFact says: The plane crashed over the ocean, making it unlikely anyone would have stumbled upon the bodies. And while cannibalism has been practiced in New Guinea, it was usually practiced on family or enemies, not strangers.
FactCheck.org says: The image in the post was actually an artist’s rendering of a composite photo of the 2017 eclipse.
PolitiFact says: President Joe Biden signed a law in 2022 that will cap prescription drugs at $2,000 a year by 2025 for people who have the prescription drug benefit, Medicare Part D.
PolitiFact says: The website linked in this Facebook post is not affiliated with the government. Affordable Care Act marketplace plans offer subsidies, but not in cash.