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PolitiFact says: A photo of a person holding a sign that features guns sandwiched between the words, "trans rights … or else" was taken March 27 at a nonviolent protest in Oklahoma City. It does not show the Nashville school assailant.
Vera Files says: The ICC retains jurisdiction over any crimes that occurred in the Philippines when it was still a state party from Nov. 1, 2011 to March 16, 2019. A former state party like the Philippines is not cleared of its obligati…
FACTLY says: There is no evidence to support this conspiracy theory. The theory was propagated by British author Robin Gardiner, but it was debunked by many authors and experts, including Steve Hall and Bruce Beveridge. The differen…
FACTLY says: As per the media reports, Asad Ahmed, who has been accused in the Umesh Pal murder case, has not yet been arrested. However, on 16 March 2023, Police have arrested Qayum Ansari in Nepal for allegedly helping Asad Ahmed …
PolitiFact says: Domestic violence calls can be deadly for police, but FBI data does not show that more police officers are killed responding to those calls than any other calls.
FACTLY says: This is a fabricated news and no such incident is reported in Deoria, as claimed in the viral post. There are no news reports about this alleged incident. Further, Aaj Tak contacted local journalists and police and conf…
FactCheck.org says: That court no longer exists, and a spokesperson for Gates told us there is no warrant for his arrest.
PolitiFact says: Evidence rebuts Tucker Carlson’s claim that Capitol Police officers acted as “tour guides” for “QAnon Shaman” Jacob Chansley during the Capitol attack.