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RMIT ABC Fact Check says: Mr Palmer's claim is nonsense. The original United Australia Party was a political party established in 1931 and formally disbanded in 1945. Experts told Fact Check that many members then transferred to the Liberal Part…
FACTLY says: he person who set himself ablaze in the video is a Mongolian coal mine union leader, not the Mongolian Minister of Public works. Protesting the sale of Mongolia’s coal mines to China, the union leader had set himself on…
Vera Files says: While there is, indeed, no specific law on rebellion, the criminal act has been defined and made punishable under the Revised Penal Code (RPC), as amended by Republic Act 6968 in 1990.
FactCheck.org says: Tom Fitton claimed that the law allowed former President Donald Trump to "take documents when he left the White House." But former presidents aren't allowed to take official records.
Vera Files says: While the Makabayan coalition has endorsed Vice President Leni Robredo’s candidacy for president, it was not in exchange for including Neri Colmenares in her 12-person senatorial lineup.
FACTLY says: The public in the video said ‘murdabad’ (which roughly means downfall and is the opposite of zindabad), not zindabad. The video was taken at a public meeting in Uttarakhand
FACTLY says: The woman in the video criticising PM Modi is Vijaylakshmi Nadar, and not Kamala Harris. The video is from a City Council Meeting held in the city of Troy, Michigan. Vijaylakshmi Nadar is the Bureau Chief of ‘The India …
PolitiFact says: Legal experts said it isn’t possible to decertify the election.
FACTLY says: On 08 February 2022, Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind, one of the prominent Islamic organizations in the country, announced a reward of rupees 5 Lakh to Muskan Khan for bravely facing a group of Hindu boys in her college and for cha…
PolitiFact says: A bill Schmitt sponsored originally called for $480 million in tax credits, not state expenditures, for the Missouri hub. A law he voted for allows for limited foreign ownership of Missouri agricultural land.
RMIT ABC Fact Check says: Senator Ruston's claim is overblown. While the new body would have some powers comparable to those of a royal commission, it cannot be said that its overall powers would be "well in excess". The Royal Commissions Act is…
FACTLY says: The video shared in the post is an edited one. In the original video, Samajwadi Party leader Rajesh Yadav was describing the behaviour of the regional MLA’s father in Katra. Rajesh Yadav made these statements of Thakura…
RMIT ABC Fact Check says: Mr Morrison is wrong. At the time of Mr Morrison's claim on January 28, Senator Colbeck had appeared at only two of 55 public hearings of the Senate Select Committee on COVID-19.
PolitiFact says: McEnany sets up a dubious dichotomy. In reality, both presidents maneuvered with difficulty to oppose a pipeline in which they had no official role. In fact, most of the pipeline was built when Trump was president.