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PolitiFact says: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke Nov. 18 before a committee in the country’s Knesset. There are no credible news reports that Netanyahu was recently hospitalized.
PolitiFact says: Wisconsin law bars election officials from processing absentee ballots early, making it routine for absentee ballot votes to be reported late at night or in the early morning hours after Election Day. This is not fraud.
PolitiFact says: The claim originated as satire. PolitiFact found no evidence that Quaker Oats is bringing back "Aunt Jemima" branding, which was changed following criticism that it reflected a racist stereotype.
PolitiFact says: This claim originated as satire. The author Stephen King still has an active X account.
PolitiFact says: We found no evidence such as news reports or press releases that Elon Musk just launched a device to reduce energy bills by 85%.
PolitiFact says: We found no evidence such as news reports or news releases to support the claim that Elon Musk is creating affordable homes.
PolitiFact says: PolitiFact found no credible news reports of rocket company SpaceX unveiling a fighter jet named "Ethereon."