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FactCheck.org says: The U.S. has collected more than $80 billion in tariff revenue for the current fiscal year – but not for any two-month period in that time. Economists predict that higher tariffs will increase inflation in the coming mo…
FACTLY says: The RBI has not directed all banks to stop disbursing ₹500 notes through ATMs by 30 September 2025. Instead, it has instructed banks and White Label ATM Operators (WLAOs) to ensure that 75% of all ATMs dispense ₹100 or …
PolitiFact says: Without adjusting for inflation, prices per gallon today aren’t anywhere near the lowest in two decades. But as a percentage of disposable income, 10 gallons of gasoline are at their second-lowest cost since 2002 — 23 y…
FactCheck.org says: Average gasoline prices are higher now than when President Trump took office in January. And while core inflation was 2.8% in March and April, the lowest since March 2021, economists say that tariffs imposed in April co…
PolitiFact says: Robert F. Kennedy Jr. provided no evidence that DARPA is spraying the skies with chemicals in jet fuel. The idea builds off the debunked chemtrail conspiracy theories.
FactCheck.org says: Economists told us that Trump appears to be wrongly comparing a very high – and unlikely – estimate of potential daily revenue from his tariffs with a figure reflecting the average daily U.S. trade deficit during Biden’…
FactRakers says: Central Visayas, not CALABARZON, recorded the highest economic growth rate in 2023 according to the latest available official data.
FactCheck.org says: Experts share a concern that disorderly actions by the Trump administration could cause administrative errors and disruptions, but there has been no proposed change to benefits mandated by law.
PolitiFact says: Searching Google and the Nexis news database, we found no credible reports that the Trump administration ever publicly considered a 90-day tariff pause. The White House X account called the speculation “fake news.”