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PolitiFact says: In 2022, President Joe Biden banned the use of TikTok by federal government employees on devices owned by agencies. His campaign said it uses a separate device for using the app.
PolitiFact says: On Feb. 28, President Joe Biden boarded Marine One in front of reporters and was flown to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center for his annual physical. A summary of his physical results was released that day.
PolitiFact says: Public health experts at the CDC and elsewhere said the change in guidance is a response to lower rates of COVID-19-related deaths and hospitalizations because of vaccines, immunity from infection and treatments.
Washington Post says: The tax cut was not the main reason for the increase in the deficit under Trump.
PolitiFact says: Biden makes it sound as though this is the actual tax rate the wealthiest Americans pay under current law. It's not. It's a theoretical calculation that includes forms of unrealized wealth that are not taxed today.
PolitiFact says: Verificando el discurso de Joe Biden sobre el Estado de la Unión en 2024. Hemos comprobado declaraciones clave sobre inmigración, economía, crimen y derechos reproductivos.
PolitiFact says: President Joe Biden and then-presidential candidate Hillary Clinton each quoted from a famous gospel song, at events held 17 years apart.
PolitiFact says: A video claiming to show that the upscale California grocer Erewhon had opened a store in Brooklyn, New York, was digitally altered, the video creators said.
FactCheck.org says: Biden appears to pausing for effect to express incredulousness at a comment Trump made about Russia and NATO.
PolitiFact says: There were no intermissions during President Joe Biden’s March 7 State of the Union address, and the White House never announced there would be. This claim started as a joke posted on X.