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“Japón abrió un restaurante que sirve carne humana y ese país aprueba el canibalismo.”
“Jon Cornyn says if you care about securing the US border, you’re a Russian”
“The Bipartisan Safer in Communities Act led to “a 12% reduction in urban homicides in this country.”
PolitiFact says: Data shows urban homicides across the U.S. decreased about 12% in 2023 compared with a year earlier. But that data ignores that this decline came after violent crime spiked during the COVID pandemic
“Under Joe Biden, there are “record numbers of new Black entrepreneurs”
PolitiFact says: U.S. Census Bureau and the Federal Reserve Board datasets found record levels of Black business ownership in 2021 and 2022, the most recent year available.
“A campaign TV ad says: "What is Trump saying he'll actually do in office? A 10% across the board tax increase.”
FactCheck.org says: Trump is proposing a 10% tariff on all imported goods.
“En una entrevista con Tucker Carlson, el presidente ruso Vladimir Putin dijo que el tema de la frontera sur de Estados Unidos le parece "irónicamente divertido".”
PolitiFact says: Este intercambio sobre la frontera de EE. UU. entre el ex presentador de Fox News Tucker Carlson y el presidente ruso Vladimir Putin no sucedió.
“Food “costs 40%, 50%, 60% more than it did just a few years ago.”
PolitiFact says: Food costs have risen faster under President Joe Biden than under any of his five most recent predecessors. Still, food prices have not risen as fast as Donald Trump said.
“If a woman in Texas takes “abortion pills voluntarily,” she would be “charged with murder.”
PolitiFact says: A Texas abortion law that went into effect in 2022 explicitly says the criminal and civil penalties do not apply to women who get abortions.
“La cantante Taylor Swift admitió que tuvo la oportunidad de comprar su catálogo musical, como muestra este video.”
“Minnesota incarcerates “about a third of what Wisconsin does.”
“Taylor Swift held a pro-Trump poster at Grammys”
“Una mezcla de tomate y pasta dental deja el rostro libre de manchas, espinillas, arrugas, barros.”
“El gobierno de Estados Unidos aprobó un “alivio económico 2024” para pagar tarjetas de crédito”
“Este video muestra la declaratoria de Ley Marcial en Washington.”
“Jason Kelce “arrived in Vegas, for the Superbowl, dressed as Alan from The Hangover.”
PolitiFact says: The image is photoshopped.
“And that’s why they [NATO] have money today because of what I did. And then I hear that they like Obama better. They should like Obama better. ... Because he didn’t ask for anything.”
FactCheck.org says: Obama and his top aides repeatedly pressured NATO countries to increase their military spending.
“Arson, not climate change, caused Canada’s record 2023 wildfire season.”
PolitiFact says: A Quebec man pleaded guilty to setting 14 forest fires in 2023, a record year for wildfires in Canada. The fires he set, and the land that burned as a result, represent a fraction of the wildfires and damage overall.