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PolitiFact says: The government agency that produced the report cited in the claim says the report’s data do not back up the claim.
PolitiFact says: A major spending bill has subsidies for electric vehicle purchases for couples who earn up to $500,000. An earlier version had an income limit of $800,000.
PolitiFact says: Rittenhouse was not attacked at a gas station before the fatal shootings. There is no evidence that the gas station where he had gone before the shootings is owned by his grandparents.
PolitiFact says: People convicted of crimes would not be eligible for immigration parole. Parole under immigration law means a temporary permit to stay for people who are in the country without permission.
PolitiFact says: The Vatican doesn’t own any telescope or instrument named Lucifer. That nickname was briefly given to a piece of equipment at the same observatory site that’s owned and operated by several institutions.
PolitiFact says: As a law professor, Omarova wrote about moving private accounts to the Federal Reserve. She did not demand that this happen.
PolitiFact says: The legislation states that “no use of these funds is intended to increase taxes on any taxpayer with taxable income below $400,000.