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224 checks for “Donald Trump”
FACTLY says: The viral post is fabricated. In his original post, Trump mentioned CEC Gyanesh Kumar’s interaction with the US administration and praised India’s voter ID system while urging Congress to pass the SAVE America Act. Howe…
PolitiFact says: Eight widely followed poll aggregators show that President Donald Trump notched his strongest approval ratings, and his smallest disapproval ratings, in January at the beginning of his second term. Since then, his appro…
PolitiFact says: Machines that tabulate votes are faster and more accurate ballot-counters than humans, according to studies and past election experience. Eliminating vote-counting machines and relying solely on humans to count paper ba…
PolitiFact says: The Bureau of Labor Statistics announced an 818,000-job downward revision as part of a standard, annual review process in 2024. The agency didn’t keep this secret until after the November election. It released the data …
FactCheck.org says: There's no evidence the commissioner, or others at BLS, manipulated the data, and Trump hasn't provided any.
FactCheck.org says: A Jan. 6, 2017, intelligence assessment that Russian President Vladimir Putin had ordered an “influence campaign” in an attempt to help elect Donald Trump and earlier intelligence assessments concluded Russia did not su…
FactCheck.org says: The unofficial results show Trump received slightly less than a majority, but more votes than any candidate. Therefore, he won the popular vote.
PolitiFact says: Federal and state election officials rebutted 2024 election fraud claims, including ones related to Elon Musk's Starlink. They said there are longstanding systems to ensure votes are fairly and accurately tabulated.
FACTLY says: These videos are deepfakes that have been generated using Artificial Intelligence. They were made by manipulating the audio of the original videos in which Trump was speaking about something completely unrelated to
FACTLY says: This viral tweet was not posted by Donald Trump. The response came from the account “@thedonaldtrumph,” which is a parody account that uses a misspelled version of Trump’s name. We found that this account is a “Fan Acco…
PolitiFact says: The World Health Organization, which was cited as this claim’s source, said the claim is not correct. It has no daily suicide tracker.