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Fact Check: Was Jack Smith arrested at airport while trying to flee to Cayman Islands?

Earlier in July, Donald Trump publicly accused Jack Smith of wrongdoing, citing newly unsealed Department of Justice documents. FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA: A rumor began spreading widely across social media platforms alleging that former DOJ Special Counsel Jack Smith had been taken into custody at an airport due to his alleged involvement in tampering with the … Read more

Fact Check: Did Trump say ‘people will cry their hearts out’ the day he dies?

The rumor emerged shortly after the passing of Senator Lindsey Graham, one of Trump’s most steadfast political allies. WASHINGTON, DC: A purported quote from President Donald Trump has been making the rounds on social media, alleging he declared that the entire world will mourn and weep deeply when he passes away. The statement has sparked … Read more

Fact Check: Did Trump attack Caitlin Clark, prompting a strong reaction from her?

Social media rumors recently claimed that Donald Trump criticized the WNBA star, labeling her “too woke” WASHINGTON, DC: A viral rumor circulating across social media platforms alleged that President Donald Trump targeted Women’s NBA standout Caitlin Clark, calling her “too woke” and triggering an inspiring response from the athlete. The narrative quickly gained traction, leaving … Read more

Did Trump say grass ‘is like human beings’?

Fact Check: Did Donald Trump Say “Grass is Like Human Beings”? Claim: U.S. President Donald Trump remarked, “You know, grass is like human beings. Grass has a life also.” Rating: Correctly Attributed Context: Throughout late 2025 and mid-2026, Donald Trump made several public statements drawing parallels between the lifespans of humans and turf. For example, … Read more

Trump spent $5M in taxpayer funds to restore horse statues, coat them in gold

Claim: As of spring 2026, U.S. President Donald Trump is allocating $5 million of taxpayer funds to coat Washington, D.C. horse monuments in gold. Rating: What’s True The Trump administration approved a federally funded $5 million contract dedicated to the comprehensive restoration and regilding of four major bronze equestrian sculptures in the nation’s capital, which … Read more

Fact Check: Is it true New York City’s grocery stores will require shoppers to show ID?

Misinformation spread rapidly online following a New York City press conference addressing plans for municipal grocery stores NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: A plan introduced by New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani to establish five city-run supermarkets has triggered a wave of viral misinformation online. Conservative influencers, social media users, and Republican figures quickly amplified … Read more

Fact Check: Is Ted Cruz’s claim Democrats want to abolish Thanksgiving and Christmas true?

Senator Ted Cruz recently alleged that progressive candidates and Democrats aim to abolish major holidays like Thanksgiving and Christmas while simultaneously pushing for Sharia law in the US. WASHINGTON, DC: During a recent discussion regarding Michigan polls and the broader Democratic Party, Senator Ted Cruz asserted that left-leaning politicians seek to dismantle traditional American holidays. … Read more

Fact Check: Did Israel say Trump is begging for a peace deal with Iran at any cost?

The rumor gained traction amid ongoing efforts by Donald Trump to reduce Middle East friction through active ceasefire negotiations. WASHINGTON, DC: Amid ongoing diplomatic discussions between the United States, Israel, and Iran regarding a potential ceasefire and Tehran’s nuclear program, a viral post on X claimed that Israel accused President Donald Trump of “begging for … Read more

Capital One closed hundreds of Trump bank accounts for ‘anti-money laundering reasons,’ lawsuit says

Claim: Capital One bank shut down 300 accounts belonging to U.S. President Donald Trump, citing anti-money laundering concerns. Rating: Context Legal representatives for Capital One stated in a July 2026 court submission that the institution closed accounts linked to 12 plaintiffs for “anti-money laundering reasons” following internal evaluations by the bank’s specialists. The institution did … Read more