No, Bill Gates isn’t implanting digital IDs in newborn babies in Kenya
“Bill Gates will be implanting digital IDs in newborns in Kenya.”
No, the NFL did not suspend the referees after the Steelers-Eagles game
“The referees in the (Dec. 15) game between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Pittsburgh Steelers have been suspended after the match revealed that the officials…
Job growth on Kathy Hochul’s watch helped by pandemic recovery
We’ve created 732,000 jobs since I've been governor.
No, the federal government is not offering a $2,200 holiday stimulus payment
Residents in states across the U.S. are eligible for a $2,200 holiday stimulus payment.
No, this isn’t an authentic video of Reba McEntire, Dr. Mehmet Oz, discussing lung disease treatment
Video shows Dr. Mehmet Oz and singer Reba McEntire promoting treatment for chronic lung diseases.
No, the NFL didn’t punish three referees after an Atlanta Falcons-Minnesota Vikings game
The NFL punished three referees in “the game between the Atlanta Falcons and the Minnesota Vikings.”
No, this isn’t an authentic photo of Kate, the Princess of Wales, without hair
Image shows Kate, the Princess of Wales, without hair.
No, the NFL didn’t fire three refs after the 49ers-Rams game
“The NFL has abruptly fired three referees who officiated the game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Los Angeles Rams.”
No, this video doesn’t show Vice President Kamala Harris intoxicated
Video shows Vice President Kamala Harris “is plastered again!”
Person who called 911, not the tiplines, about the CEO shooting suspect can still get the reward
Tipster in UnitedHealthcare CEO killing is ineligible for reward money "because she called 911 instead of the tip line."
Fact-check: Past government shutdowns cost the U.S. economy billions
Government shutdowns in 2013 and 2018 “cost our economy billions of dollars each.”
Congress didn’t propose new $243,000 salaries in spending measure, as DOGE account claimed
Spending plan to prevent a government shutdown includes “a pay increase for members of Congress from $174,000 to $243,000 per year.”