Fact-checking unproven claims that rapper DMX suffered heart attack after getting COVID-19 vaccine
"DMX received COVID vaccine days before heart attack."
Fox Business reporter wrong about history of Sunday voting in Georgia
"Sunday was never used before as a voting day in Georgia.”
Katie Pavlich falsely claims Biden administration is ‘engaging in,’ ‘enabling’ human trafficking
“The Biden administration is engaging in human trafficking because they are enabling this to happen” at the southern border.
Social media posts wrongly claim vaccination can happen only during lockdowns
"They’re unable to administer vaccines if the lockdown ends because the emergency ends with it.”
No, Time magazine didn’t name Rachel Levine ‘Woman of the Year’
Says Rachel Levine was Time magazine's "Woman of the Year."
No, autopsy doesn’t say George Floyd died of overdose
“Toxicology report was made public by the MN prosecution revealing the cause of George Floyd’s death was a fentanyl overdose.”
No evidence Ted Cruz made statement about guns, cars
"Ted Cruz says owning a gun should be as hassle free as owning a car, which as I recall requires a license and registration."
No, CNN chyron did not call Boulder shooter ‘factually Arabic, but morally white’
A CNN chyron said the Boulder “shooter was factually Arabic, but morally white.”
Fact-checking Joy Behar on mass shootings and the assault weapons ban
"In 2004, George W. Bush lifted the ban on those (AR-15 type) rifles, and since then, the number of massacres has increased 183%. During the…
Fox News’ Jeanine Pirro wrongly claims US border is ‘open to anyone from anywhere’
The southern U.S. border “is now open to anyone from anywhere in the world who wishes to enter our country.”
No, Black Lives Matter wasn’t charged with fraudulently spending donation money
“Black Lives Matter of Atlanta Charged with Wire Fraud, Money Laundering and Allegedly Using almost 500k in Donations For Personal Use.”
Maria Bartiromo conflates Trump’s Georgia calls in prime-time interview
The Washington Post was "forced to correct what (Donald Trump) told the secretary of state of Georgia.”