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FactRakers says: A TikTok video compiling the late president Ferdinand Marcos Sr.’s supposed accomplishments has misappropriated a 10-year-old photo of South Korea’s rocket launcher to claim that the rockets being fired from it were the…
FACTLY says: According to the WHO and other studies, current research suggests that while the Omicron XBB variant of COVID-19 is highly transmissible, there is no evidence to substantiate that it is more severe than the Delta variant
FactRakers says: A series of images a YouTube video has claimed showcase the Philippine Navy’s recently acquired anti-warfare capability include three old images of Indian artillery, two of which are more than a decade old.
FACTLY says: Most of the provisions stated in the video that allegedly discriminate against Hindus are actually not mentioned in the PCTV bill. Section 7 only talks about meaning of sexual assault, but it doesn’t talk about any reli…
PolitiFact says: A review of clips and photos used in the Lincoln Project’s ad shows it used real footage and photographs of former President Donald Trump.
PolitiFact says: The U.S. government has not announced it’s sending out $16,800 payments. Another sign of a scam: The link included in the social media post is not affiliated with the federal government.
FACTLY says: The Viral images show China’s Tianjin Binhai library. It is in no way connected to Dr B.R. Ambedkar. Further, no reports were found regarding any library in the USA that was named after Dr B.R. Ambedkar. However, recent…
PolitiFact says: By conventional calculations, China met 83% of its commitment for agricultural purchases. Christie offered an alternative calculation that doesn’t credit China for the purchases it was already making in 2017.
FACTLY says: The visuals are from the Rabaa massacre that occurred in Egypt in 2013, depicting the use of bulldozers by the armed forces against protest encampments. These visuals are unrelated to the current Israel-Palestine confli…
PolitiFact says: About 65,300 soldiers died in Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan combined. About 127,000 Americans died from drug overdoses involving a synthetic opioid other than methadone in 2020 and 2021, federal data shows.