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“Sprzedawcy będą mieli obowiązek sprawdzenia wieku klienta, który chce zakupić alkohol, jeśli będą podejrzewali, że może być niepełnoletni.”
“Taylor Swift’s concert tickets” fell to $75 after she endorsed Kamala Harris”
PolitiFact says: Ticket prices for Taylor Swift’s remaining Eras Tour dates are more than $800, with many in the $1,000-plus range. The post links to a satire website.
“Teria havido fraude nas eleições presidenciais de 2022”
“The videos show the effect of Hurricane Milton in the U.S.”
“The viral video shows a house wall collapse in Florida following Hurricane Milton.”
“Two weeks ago 100 GOP lawmakers voted against additional FEMA funding.”
PolitiFact says: Reich’s claim is partially accurate because Sept. 25, 18 Senate Republicans and 82 House Republicans voted against a stopgap funding bill to avert a government shutdown. But the bill was not only for FEMA.
“(Video) “Los túneles de la casa de Diddy donde escondía niños”: #Falso”
“Video shows Florida residents stuck amid Hurricane Milton”
“Video shows “people attempting to flee Florida & Hurricane Milton.”
“We have cut the flow of fentanyl by half.”
FactCheck.org says: The government reports how much fentanyl has been seized by border officers, but how much has entered the U.S. undetected is unknown. Therefore, it’s not possible to know if there has been a reduction.