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FactCheck.org says: Both states currently have very similar restrictions. For example, in both Arizona and Nevada, bars, restaurants, movie theaters and gyms are all open, but use is capped at 50% of capacity.
PolitiFact says: Trump’s administration issued clear opposition to a $15 minimum wage bill that passed the House in 2019. However, in a debate Trump did say that he’d “consider it to an extent. … in a second administration.”
FACTLY says: No such notification for the recruitment of over one lakh Ayushman Mitras was issued by the government on the official website of Ayushman Bharat. The Press Information Bureau (PIB) has also clarified the same. The qual…
FACTLY says: The incident of Macron being egged as shown in the post took place in 2017 when he attended a farm fair as part of his Presidential campaign. The video is being shared again in the wake of his latest statements on Islam…
FACTLY says: The video is actually of protesters setting fire to the German embassy in Khartoum, Sudan back in 2012 showing their anger over a film denigrating Prophet Muhammad. The video has nothing to do with ongoing protests agai…
FACTLY says: Videos shared in these posts are old. These videos have nothing to do with the recent protests by Muslims against the French Government
Washington Post says: The RNC cut of the question making clear Biden was talking to George Lopez
PolitiFact says: Trump signed the FUTURE Act, making a major funding stream for HBCUs permanent beyond 2019. But it’s a stretch to say he "saved" them from financial ruin.
FACTLY says: India’s 89.3 per cent debt-to-GDP ratio projected by the IMF for the year 2020 includes both the debts of Central Government and State Governments. So, the Modi government (at the Center) and the governments at the Stat…
FACTLY says: It is not a government website. It is a dubious website which has been intentionally designed to look like the official Agriculture department website so that people can be duped to pay money for fake recruitments
FactCheck.org says: Trump actually said "go ahead" to the moderator, who was trying to move on to the next topic.
FactCheck.org says: Joe Biden did not say he grew up in Section 8 housing, but that the building he once lived in later became Section 8 housing.
FACTLY says: These photos were shot during the Congress party meetings held on ’13 September 2020’ and ‘6 October 2020’, a few weeks before the Hyderabad city is affected by floods