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Social media posts and videos circulating online claimed that former U.S. Attorney General Bill Barr admitted his “biggest regret” was failing to prosecute former President Barack Obama. The posts often included dramatic quotes alleging Barr believed Obama committed “serious crimes.” However, there is no evidence Barr ever made such statements. According to Snopes, the claim … Read more
Social media posts circulating online claimed that President Donald Trump referred to several well-known public figures as “offenders of Jesus.” The alleged targets included celebrities, business leaders, royals, and political figures such as Taylor Swift, Prince William, and Warren Buffett. However, there is no evidence Trump ever made such statements. According to Snopes, the quotes … Read more
President Donald Trump recently claimed that “consumer confidence is way up” during a White House event focused on the economy. However, major economic indicators and long-running consumer surveys do not support that statement. According to a PolitiFact review, three widely used measures of consumer confidence showed Americans remained pessimistic about the economy during the period … Read more
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. repeatedly claimed during congressional hearings that the One Big Beautiful Bill Act did not cut Medicaid spending. However, independent budget analysts and healthcare policy experts say that characterization is misleading. According to FactCheck.org, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimated that the law would reduce federal Medicaid … Read more
Claims circulating online state that the Appalachian Mountains contain enough lithium to replace 328 years of U.S. lithium imports. The claim is based on a real estimate published by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), though some viral posts oversimplify what the finding actually means. According to the USGS, the Appalachian region contains an estimated 2.3 … Read more
Social media posts recently circulated clips and quotes claiming that Republican politician Vivek Ramaswamy once said Ohio was “a good state” but “not the best.” The posts resurfaced during his 2026 campaign for Ohio governor, with critics using the statement to question his support for the state. The claim is based on a real remark, … Read more
Social media posts claimed that Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner had a tattoo of a Nazi symbol on his chest, fueling accusations that he secretly supported extremist ideology. While the tattoo did resemble a symbol associated with Nazi Germany, the full story is more complicated than many viral posts suggested. According to reporting reviewed by … Read more
A claim that hate crimes in New York City increased by 152% over one year has circulated in political discussions, particularly in debates over public safety and protections around places of worship. The figure originates from a statement by New York State Sen. Sam Sutton, who said that hate crimes rose sharply between January 2025 … Read more
A viral video circulating online claims to feature former U.S. President Bill Clinton criticizing Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s congressional testimony. The clip includes audio that appears to be Clinton’s voice commenting on Hegseth’s performance, leading many viewers to believe it is authentic. However, evidence shows the audio is not real. According to a fact-check by … Read more
A viral video circulating online appears to show Queen Camilla criticizing Donald Trump and calling him an “arrogant and rude clown.” The clip has been widely shared on social media, prompting speculation about whether the British royal made such remarks publicly. However, verified evidence shows the video is not authentic. View this post on Instagram … Read more