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PolitiFact says: There is no evidence that Congress established a program that would substantially reduce veterans’ mortgage payments. Veterans are advised to be wary of offers to refinance VA home loans that seem too good to be true.
FactCheck.org says: Dominion has sued Rudy Giuliani and Sidney Powell for defamation after the 2020 election. Both of those lawsuits are ongoing, but a false claim circulating on social media says that “Dominion LOST their law suits.
FACTLY says: The child in the photo is not Abdul Kalam. He is Sridhar Maryala from the state of Telangana. The uncropped version of the photo shows Maryala’s family
PolitiFact says: That's all it would take to successfully wield the filibuster, but given today's partisan patterns in the states, it's not enough to assemble a 51-seat majority.
PolitiFact says: Sens. Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema support the continued use of the Senate’s filibuster rule, which imperils key elements of Biden’s agenda. But on actual votes, both Manchin and Sinema backed Biden 100% of the time.
FactCheck.org says: Is a too-generous UI supplement the major reason workers are not rejoining the workforce? Economists disagree on the answer.
Washington Post says: The German Nazi party was not a “socialist” party and cannot be compared, either in the United States or in Europe, to today’s socialists
FACTLY says: The woman slamming BJP party leaders and PM Narendra Modi in the video is Congress leader Dolly Sharma, not Maneka Gandhi. During a Facebook live session on 20 April 2021, Ghaziabad Congress leader Dolly Sharma criticis…
RMIT ABC Fact Check says: Mr Morrison's claim is exaggerated. As Mr Morrison pointed out, the $50 fortnightly increase in April lifted the payment (excluding the coronavirus supplement) from 37.5 per cent to 41.2 per cent of the minimum wage. Ho…