The Claim U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright said that despite trillions of dollars invested: Wind, solar, and batteries “haven’t made it to 3% of global energy.” He used this argument to suggest that renewable energy progress has been limited and ineffective. What the Evidence Shows The claim is partly accurate—but misleading due to missing context. … Read more
The Claim Podcaster Joe Rogan claimed that: “With one dose of ibogaine, more than 80% of people are free of opioid addiction. With two doses, it’s more than 90%.” The statement suggests ibogaine is an extremely effective, near-cure treatment for opioid addiction. What the Evidence Shows The claim is overstated and not supported by strong … Read more
La afirmación Publicaciones virales en redes sociales aseguraron que: “950 inmigrantes derrumbaron el muro fronterizo entre México y Estados Unidos intentando ingresar al país.” Estas publicaciones incluían una imagen que aparentemente mostraba una sección del muro colapsando mientras varias personas corrían hacia él. Qué muestran las evidencias La afirmación es falsa. 1. No existen reportes … Read more
The Claim Following the April 25, 2026 shooting near the White House Correspondents’ Dinner (WHCD), social media posts claimed: President Donald Trump visited the injured Secret Service officer in the hospital. The claim spread widely, often presented as a confirmed act of support from the president. What Actually Happened The claim is false. ✔️ The … Read more
The Claim During a Senate hearing, Bernie Sanders said: “As a result of the ‘Big Beautiful Bill,’ 15 million Americans have been thrown off the healthcare that they need.” The claim suggests that millions of Americans have already lost health coverage due to the law. What the Evidence Shows The claim is premature and overstated … Read more
The Claim Viral social media posts circulated images claiming that Giorgia Meloni: The images were widely shared as if they were real photographs of a political confrontation. What the Evidence Shows The claim is false. The images are not real photographs. 1. Images Are Screenshots From an AI-Generated Video Fact-checkers confirmed that: There is: 2. … Read more
The Claim Senator Tim Scott claimed during the 2026 partial government shutdown that: “Secret Service remains unpaid.” The statement suggested that agents protecting national leaders were working without pay during the funding lapse. What the Evidence Shows The claim is false. ✔️ Secret Service Continued Receiving Paychecks Fact-checkers found that: PolitiFact rated the claim False, … Read more
The Claim After the April 25, 2026 shooting near the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, viral posts claimed: The family or brother of **Cole Tomas Allen warned police 48 hours before the attack. This claim was used online to suggest authorities ignored a clear warning. What Actually Happened The available evidence shows this claim is false. … Read more
The Claim After the April 25, 2026 shooting near the White House Correspondents’ Dinner (WHCD), a viral image spread across social media claiming: The photo shows Donald Trump standing behind a stage curtain, watching events unfold inside the Washington Hilton ballroom. Some posts went further, suggesting this image proved the incident was staged. What the … Read more
The Claim A political ad linked to allies of Susan Collins claims that Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner: “Blames Maine’s women for getting raped because they get drunk.” The ad uses this claim to attack Platner during a high-profile Senate race. What the Evidence Shows The claim is based on real comments Platner made in … Read more