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“Inilarawan ni Senador Christopher Lawrence “Bong” Go si Michael Yang bilang isang negosyanteng Tsino na “iniuugnay” kay dating pangulong Rodrigo Duterte.”
Vera Files says: Si Michael Yang ay hindi basta-basta naiugnay kay Duterte. Siya ang dating economic adviser ng pangulo noong 2018.
“लेबनान में एक iPhone में हुआ ब्लास्ट”
“MARINA SILVA ACUSA AVES DE PROVOCAR INCÊNDIOS A CULPA É DOS PASSARINHOS”
“Police Reportedly Find Explosives in Vehicle Near Long Island Trump Rally.”
FactCheck.org says: Nassau County Police Department and Secret Service said that claims that explosives were found near the Trump rally were “unfounded.”
“Portugal lanza monedas de 7 euros para honrar al legendario futbolista Cristiano Ronaldo”.”
PolitiFact says: Un portavoz de la Imprensa Nacional —Casa da Moeda de Portugal confirmó a PolitiFact que el país no lanzó una moneda de Cristiano Ronaldo. Las monedas de 7 euros no existen.
“„România are cel mai bun mix de energie și nu are o dependență de gazul rusesc”
“Ryan Wesley Routh (today’s shooter) is a Republican and voted for Trump in 2016.”
FactCheck.org says: Online rumors about Ryan Wesley Routh claim he “is a registered democrat” or he “is a Republican.” Routh was once registered as a Democrat, but voted for Donald Trump in 2016. He’s not currently registered in any party.
“Sen. Christopher Lawrence “Bong” Go describes Michael Yang as a Chinese business being “linked” to former president Rodrigo Duterte.”
Vera Files says: Michael Yang is not merely linked to Duterte. He was the former president's economic adviser in 2018.
“Social media users claimed that a teenager who was early released from jail under a newly introduced U.K. government's policy killed a pensioner within less than an hour of his release.”
“Taylor Swift Forced to Cancel Eras Tour Dates Following Endorsement Backlash.”
FactCheck.org says: The remaining U.S. shows on Taylor Swift’s Eras tour are all sold out.
“Thanks to her [Vice President Kamala Harris'] open border, murders are up 81% in Springfield, Ohio.”
FactCheck.org says: There were nine murders in 2023. That’s an 80% increase from 2021 — but one fewer than the 10 murders in 2020, when Trump was president. There's no evidence that immigrants are responsible for committing murders.
“The image shows AIIMS Delhi doctors paying tribute to Sitaram Yechury, whose body was donated for medical research.”
FACTLY says: This is not a photo of doctors paying tribute to Sitaram Yechury, whose body was donated for medical research. Instead, it is a photo taken at a hospital in China in 2016. Dr. Zhao Xu, a 41-year-old from Anhui Province …
“The iPhone also exploded...”
“This video of an altercation shows an immigrant gang attacking a man in Southend.”
“Tim Sheehy told us his health care plan: ‘We need to return health care to pure privatization.’ That would eliminate Medicare.”
PolitiFact says: Republican Senate candidate Tim Sheehy used the term "pure privatization" when discussing the U.S. health care system during an August 2023 event. However, he did not say he intended to eliminate Medicare.