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“According to Morgan Stanley Research, India has not borrowed from the World Bank in the past three years under the Modi government, alongside other the progress of India’s economy under Prime Minister Modi.”

FACTLY rated this: FALSE

FACTLY says: Morgan Stanley has never published any report asserting that the Modi government has refrained from borrowing from the World Bank over the past three years. Data from the World Bank and the Government of India confirms …

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“Vice President Sara Duterte is having the same fate as Fernando Lopez Sr., the vice president of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos Sr., who was supposedly impeached in 1966.”

Vera Files rated this: False

Vera Files says: No reliable sources state that then vice president Fernando Lopez was impeached in 1966. News reports, local historians and political pundits have cited Sara Duterte as the first-ever Philippine vice president to be imp…

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“Videos and photos show protesters calling for the resignation of Chiz Escudero over delays in the Senate's carrying out of Sara Duterte's impeachment trial.”

Vera Files rated this: Fake

Vera Files says: : The videos and photos are AI-generated. Results from the tools used by AI detection experts at the Deepfakes Analysis Unit in India show that some parts of the video were AI-generated. The DAU further flagged other sp…

Donald Trump, president

“If the “Big Beautiful Bill” passes, "hardworking Americans and families will see an average increase in take-home pay of OVER $10,000 per year.”

PolitiFact rated this: Mostly False

PolitiFact says: The analysis is based on the White House’s projections about how the bill will boost the economy. But independent groups project much smaller economic gains from the bill, and a much more limited boost to take-home pay.