President of the United States. 1,168 claims checked by other fact-checking organisations, from 2018 to 2026. The ratings are theirs, in their own words.
PolitiFact says: Roe v. Wade inspired legions of supporters and opponents. Before the ruling came down in 2022, numerous legal scholars wrote briefs urging the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold Roe v. Wade.
PolitiFact says: The presence of a former Justice Department prosecutor on the team doesn’t prove that the Biden White House or his campaign officials coordinated the case with Bragg.
FactCheck.org says: Legal scholars told us that was “utter nonsense” and “patently absurd.”
PolitiFact says: Situations resulting in a fetal death in the 3rd trimester are exceedingly rare, involving fetal anomalies or life-threatening medical emergencies affecting the mother. Willfully terminating a newborn’s life is illegal.
Deutsche Welle says: Der Boom am US-Aktienmarkt hat weniger mit Trumps Umfragewerten, sondern vielmehr mit der Zinspolitik der US-Notenbank (FED) zu tun.
Deutsche Welle says: The boom in the US stock market has less to do with Trump's poll ratings and more with the interest rate policy of the Federal Reserve (FED).
FactCheck.org says: The arrow in question points to apprehensions in April 2020, when apprehensions plummeted during the height of the pandemic. Apprehensions rose after that.
Washington Post says: Migrants pay into Social Security and Medicare wihout getting benefit.
PolitiFact says: Unlike in communist countries, Trump had due process, including a long and public legal procedure.
PolitiFact says: Larger companies have paid for appeals bonds of $1 billion or more. It’s more common for larger companies than for a closely held, privately owned company such as the Trump Organization.
PolitiFact says: Social Security’s fiscal challenges stem from a shortage of workers compared with beneficiaries. Immigration is not a fiscal fix-all, but it could help extend the program's life.
Washington Post says: The transcript was released before Adam Schiff spoke about it
FactCheck.org says: As of January, DHS had admitted about 357,000 Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans and Venezuelans it vetted and authorized to fly to the U.S. through a humanitarian parole program. The travelers pay for the flights.
Washington Post says: Thi number --w hich is doubled -- does not say what Trump claims.
PolitiFact says: The number is less than a half million, not 1 million. Also, the metric Trump used often has a large decline in jobs during the year’s first two months, because it is not seasonally adjusted.
FactCheck.org says: Homicides and violent crime in general have been trending down the last two years and is nowhere near historic levels.
Washington Post says: There is no evidence this is the case.
Washington Post says: Trump had a fraught relationship with Black people