PolitiFact
PolitiFact is a United States fact-checking site run by the Poynter Institute. It rates claims by politicians and viral posts on its Truth-O-Meter, from True to Pants on Fire.
“No human is allowed to travel to Antarctica.”
“Ohio replaced lethal injection “with a system that quickly and humanely rips off the heads of death-row inmates using powerful robotic arms.”
PolitiFact says: An Instagram video about Ohio’s new plan for prisoners on death row was produced by The Onion, an outlet known for its satirical headlines and stories.
“Police say thousands of people witnessed a “demonic portal opening above White House.”
“Stop getting mammograms immediately as they are outdated and dangerous!” Thermography “is a safer way to test for breast cancer!”
PolitiFact says: Cancer experts told PolitiFact they were not aware of experts or medical organizations that have advised against mammograms.
“The World Economic Forum “bans natural conception” because “all babies must be lab-grown by 2030.”
“Video shows a girl hitting former Vice President Mike Pence in the head with a water balloon.”
“Video shows “footage of an actual demonic possession in 1896.”
“Video shows Sen. Ted Cruz asking the Supreme Court to file charges against an aide to Attorney General Merrick Garland.”
“Biden is impeached!!! Finally! For high crimes and misdemeanors.”
“El logo de Threads oculta “el número de la bestia” 666.”
PolitiFact says: El logo de Threads, la nueva red social de Meta, no oculta el "número de la bestia", "666". Este logo invoca el signo de @, y esto fue confirmado por el Jefe de Instagram, Adam Mosseri.
“Federal “agencies and government have grown 50% since 2019.”
PolitiFact says: Federal spending is on track to grow 43% to 55% over 2019 levels by 2024, depending on the metric. But spending is an imperfect way to measure the size of "agencies and government."
“Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said in his yearbook that his “Mount Rushmore is Jesus, Sir-Mixes-a-Lot, and Nintendo 64.”
“Free dental implants” are available “through Dental Grants.”
PolitiFact says: A webpage claiming to offer grants for free dental implants provides no access to any such grants.