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FACTLY says: The post shared a digitally altered image created by merging a picture of Kyiv’s street food centre and an old image of Joe Biden taken while he was eating ice cream during his visit to Ohio in May 2021
FactCheck.org says: The White House said during an audit of the Bidens’ 2021 tax return, “the IRS did review the S corporation income, including whether the 3.8% Medicare tax should apply. And the IRS conclusively agreed it did not apply."
PolitiFact says: Some experts consider the tactic to be an "aggressive" way to legally avoid taxes. But experts agreed it would not be characterized as "cheating," much less illegal.
PolitiFact says: An expert says detection, tracking and operations against the Chinese spy balloon are handled primarily by the North American Aerospace Defense Command and the U.S. Northern Command, not by the Justice Department.
PolitiFact says: While Biden has easily outpaced every post-war president in job gains per year, he benefited from taking office on the upswing of a deep recession. He also hasn’t faced a recession yet, unlike most of his predecessors.
PolitiFact says: Biden signed the Declaration of North America after meeting with leaders from Mexico and Canada. The document contains a list of broad commitments. It's not legally binding and has no bearing on U.S. sovereignty.
PolitiFact says: An executive order signed by former President Barack Obama authorizes the vice president to classify and declassify documents.
FactCheck.org says: There is no evidence that China reviewed the classified documents now under federal review.
PolitiFact says: Joe Biden has not visited Afghanistan or Iraq while president.
FactCheck.org says: Frank Biden, who served in the Army during World War II, died in 1999 -- when Joe Biden was a senator, not vice president.
PolitiFact says: During a midterm campaign speech in California, President Joe Biden joked that “there’s no climate problem.” A 19-second clip of his remarks removed the context so that it was not clear he was joking.
FactCheck.org says: We found several examples of Republicans condemning the attack or politically motivated violence, generally. We did not find nearly the same number condemning the conspiracy-based rhetoric that may have influenced it.
PolitiFact says: Proposals supported by President Joe Biden that won the support of only Democrats in Congress allocated $482 billion on behalf of U.S. children in 2021.