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“Facebook post with job vacancies purportedly from Tahmeed Coach Limited”
“haldi, sonth, and methi daana can cure arthritis”
“image on X (formerly Twitter), purportedly of the front cover of The Star newspaper’s 17 April 2025 edition”
“In Shibchor, Narsingdi - An Islamic-minded mob of 100-200 people burned down Hindu man, Nepal Chandra ancestral home.”
“letter circulating online, claiming that South Sudan has expelled the US Ambassador and also ordered the closure of the US Embassy in Juba”
“„Ljudi primaju između 100 i 300 eura dnevno, tvrtka povećava prodaju, također dobiva popuste od države, a vlada smanjuje utjecaj na rast cijena i pretvara ga u korist za ljude.”
Du-Check says: Dana 13. travnja 2025. DU-CHECK je zaprimio prijavu vezanu uz sadržaj stranice osigurajharvatska.com, koja se lažno predstavlja kao portal Jutarnji list i sadrži izmišljeni intervju s premijerom Andrejem Plenkovićem. An…
“Look, we’re making $2 billion a day now [from tariffs]. And during Biden, we were losing $3 billion a day.”
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’…
“periwinkle leaves can manage diabetes and high blood pressure”
“post claiming Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni closed parliament”
“post with an image claiming to show the impact of war on children in Gaza”
“post with an image that claims to show the aftermath of a drone attack in Gojjam”
“poster on Facebook purportedly advertising vacancies at the Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC)”
“Según el artículo 51 de la Constitución, Isabel Allende no puede ser reemplazada porque fue destituida por el Tribunal Constitucional: #Falso”
“The Department of Government Efficiency found evidence that thousands of noncitizens illegally registered to vote and many "who did vote.”
FactCheck.org says: Voting experts say the claim is highly dubious, and warn that when matching millions of numbers in databases, even a small percentage of errors can distort things.
“The photo shows a Dior perfume warehouse that collapsed after an earthquake”
“The video shows a man walking through the streets of West Bengal carrying a pistol.”
FACTLY says: This video has been on the internet since July 2024. It shows a man walking on the road with a pistol in the Muradpur area of Chittagong during the job quota protests in Bangladesh. The viral video is unrelated to the r…
“The video shows stone pelting on policemen in West Bengal.”
FACTLY says: The viral video is from Tinkune, Kathmandu, Nepal, and shows a clash between pro-monarchy demonstrators and security forces. It predates the violence in West Bengal and is unrelated to the recent protests.
“The viral video shows a Bajrang Dal rally heading to Kolkata’s Raj Bhavan in connection with the recent violence in Murshidabad, West Bengal.”
FACTLY says: The video is from a religious rally held on 11 February 2025, at Raigad Fort in Maharashtra as part of the Dharatirth Gadkot campaign led by Sambhaji Bhide of Shri Shiv Pratishthan Hindustan. The event is unrelated to B…