Which judges will hear Donald Trump’s appeal? It’s too early to know, experts say
Photo shows the judges who will hear the appeal of former President Donald Trump’s criminal conviction.
Walmart no está regalando toboganes acuáticos inflables a todos los estadounidenses
“Walmart está regalando los toboganes acuáticos hinchables del año pasado a todos los estadounidenses mayores de 28 años”.
No, Burger King is not closing all its restaurants
Burger King is “closing its doors for good.”
No, the Challenger crew members aren’t alive
“Astronauts from the Challenger are alive!”
Does Trump’s felony conviction bar him from owning a gun?
By Sara Swann
May 31, 2024 Under federal law, former President Donald Trump’s “felony convictions mean he can no longer possess guns.”
Donald Trump is likely able to vote in November despite felony convictions
“Trump can’t vote for himself in the November election.”
No, Pfizer didn’t sue Australian former naturopath Barbara O’Neill over bird flu secrets
Pfizer sued Barbara O’Neill “because she exposed secrets that will keep everyone safe from the bird flu outbreak.”
No, this isn’t an authentic image of former President Donald Trump getting arrested after verdict
Photo shows former President Donald Trump in police custody May 30.
Trump trial judge didn’t overrule all defense objections and sustain all prosecution objections
Judge Juan Merchan “overrules every objection from the defense and sustains every objection from the prosecution” during former President Donald Trump’s New York trial.
Claim that conviction makes Donald Trump ineligible for presidential run is from satirical account
“Trump is no longer eligible to run for president and must drop out of the race immediately.”
No, Biden didn’t tell West Point graduates he won’t accept 2024 election results
Joe Biden told West Point graduates that “he is not planning to accept the results of the 2024 election” and he wants them to “stand…
Noncitizens can vote in Washington, D.C., local elections, not federal elections
Noncitizens in Washington, D.C., “can vote in federal elections.”