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Washington Post says: Biden supports boosting fundig for police.
TheJournal.ie says: There is no advice from public health agencies against the wearing of sunglasses, nor are sunglasses listed as a cause or risk factor for skin cancer. In fact, sunglasses are widely recommended around the world as a too…
FACTLY says: A similar message is circulating on social media at least since December 2020. According to the Oxford COVID-19 Government Response Tracker, most of the countries mentioned in the post have eased the lockdown restrictio…
PolitiFact says: The mRNA COVID-19 vaccines used in the U.S. (such as Moderna and Pfizer) were tested in humans, and have proven to be safe and effective.
FactCheck.org says: The World Health Organization's guidance says that its advisory group of experts “has concluded that the Pfizer/BionTech vaccine is suitable for use by people aged 12 years and above.”
FACTLY says: While it is true that there are few instances during Manmohan Singh’s tenure as PM where the government had administered over 17 crore children with the Polio vaccine, this is not limited to Manmohan Singh’s tenure. Eve…
Vera Files says: While a vaccine “promise[s] protection against the severe form [of the disease], hospitalization, and even death,” the Department of Health reiterated that it is “not a magic bullet.” The World Health Organization (WHO)…
FactCheck.org says: Airlines are encouraging people who have received a COVID-19 vaccine to fly once again. Experts say there is no evidence of an added risk of blood clots for vaccinated air travelers.
PolitiFact says: Coolmath Games says it isn’t shutting down. There is no evidence Coolmath Games has connections to or is being run by the “Mexican drug cartel.”
FactCheck.org says: The lead author of the published case report said the vaccinated 86-year-old man died of bacterial pneumonia and “there was not any sign of vaccination side effect.”
FactCheck.org says: Team officials said Christian Eriksen has not been vaccinated.
FACTLY says: The Ministry of Health in Singapore had issued a clarification on this message circulating on social media. The Singapore Government clarified that the allegations made in the message are untrue and did not originate fr…
FACTLY says: There is no evidence of the government implanting microchips into human bodies in order to control them. Also, there is no information regarding the government making vaccination mandatory to obtain passport
FACTLY says: The video shows Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene’s press conference regarding the ‘Fire Fauci Act’ (Bill) introduced by her in the House of Representatives. The ‘Fire Fauci Act’ (Bill) is yet to be passed. Dr. Fauci…