“Senate Democrats just voted to give stimulus checks to criminals in prison.”
PolitiFact says: Democrats defended their stance, saying they didn't want to hurt the families of prisioners.
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PolitiFact says: Democrats defended their stance, saying they didn't want to hurt the families of prisioners.
Washington Post says: A small subset of undocumented immigrants might receive payments
FactCheck.org says: Harris never made the statements; they were fabricated on a satirical website, America's Last Line of Defense.
PolitiFact says: A court could order the temporary confiscation of guns on an emergency basis if a person is judged a threat to himself or herself or others “in the near future” by possessing a gun.
PolitiFact says: The image is altered. The real photograph is from January 2020 and shows faith leaders praying with then-President Donald Trump, not the statue.
FACTLY says: The man praising Modi in this video is Mohan Chandra Pandey. He is not a Congress MLA. In fact, there is no Congress MLA with the name Anil Upadhyay
FACTLY says: The image actually shows a large public gathering for a meeting organized by left-front parties in Kolkata’s Brigade parade ground back in 2019. Multiple news agencies have reported the meeting. Although the Left partie…
Washington Post says: As California Attorney general, Beccera sued the federal government, not Little Sisters of the Poor, a charity run by Catholic nuns
FACTLY says: The message in the photo is just a joke. The days 30 and 31 never occur in February. 2021 is not a leap year to have the 29th day in February. The Government of India did not release any statement about the new complete…
FACTLY says: This tweet was not made from the official Twitter handle of Bollywood actor Shatrughan Sinha. There is no account with the user-ID ‘@sirshatrughanji’ on Twitter. Also, there is no verified symbol visible on the tweet sh…
PolitiFact says: The bill does not change existing law that allows non-incumbent candidates to draw a salary from campaign funds. The law is rarely used by candidates.