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FACTLY says: This is a fictional video made by a social media video creators who post such scripted videos on Facebook and YouTube. The couple featured in the video are just actors, not real.
PolitiFact says: There is no federal program offering $6,400 for every American. False claims like this are common, and the government has warned against these scams.
FACTLY says: As Sidhu’s claims about a diet containing turmeric, neem leaves, apple cider vinegar, lemon water, intermittent fasting, and lifestyle changes being able to cure cancer went viral, several medical and healthcare experts…
Du-Check says: Privatni Facebook profil pod nazivom Srećko Škurla 19. studenog 2024. u objavi je napisao da je Vili Beroša uhićen zbog cjepiva protiv bolesti COVID-19 koja su “zapravo smrtonosna” i koja uz pomoć 5G mreže izazivaju mož…
FACTLY says: This video is from May 2024. It was reportedly filmed during the 2024 Lok Sabha elections when a minor girl attempted to vote in a polling booth of Kundarki, Sambalpur constituency, with a voter slip of an older woman
PolitiFact says: States have different laws regulating when and how ballots can be counted, and many votes are counted after Election Day. It's a sign the process is working as intended, not proof of interference interference.
FactCheck.org says: Since Barron Trump was born in the U.S., and neither of his parents is/was a diplomat with diplomatic immunity when he was born, he is unquestionably a U.S. citizen under the 14th amendment.