This isn’t a real endorsement quote attributed to Beyoncé and Taylor Swift
Beyoncé and Taylor Swift announced a “big endorsement concert” and said, “No more silence, before it’s too late, our voice must be heard now!”
Air ball: WNBA players weren’t disqualified under a new national anthem rule
“Breaking: WNBA referees disqualify players under league’s new ‘no anthem kneeling’ rule.”
Sen. Bob Casey said ‘prices are up’ because of ‘scheming’ corporations, but many economists disagree
“Prices are up because these corporations are scheming to drive them up.”
No, Tim Walz did not insult Ann Coulter after she called his son ‘weird’
Gov. Tim Walz insulted Ann Coulter’s romantic history after she called his son “weird.”
Video doesn’t show mosquitoes released from helicopter in Massachusetts amid virus scare
Video shows helicopter “dropping millions” of mosquitoes in Massachusetts towns hit by eastern equine encephalitis virus.
Fact-check: Trump falsely said Harris voted to hire 87,000 IRS agents to go after tipped income
By Amy Sherman
August 28, 2024 “Kamala cast the tiebreaking vote to hire 87,000 new IRS agents to go after your tip income.”
JD Vance misrepresents Minnesota law on kids seeking gender-affirming care
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz signed a law that would “take children away from their parents if the parents don’t want to consent to sex changes.”
No, Donald Trump didn’t post that Kamala Harris used to be a man
Donald Trump posted on Truth Social that Kamala Harris used to be a man named Kamal Aroush.
FDA can still approve COVID-19 vaccines on emergency use basis, despite end of health emergency
Food and Drug Administration approval for updated COVID-19 vaccines requires a public health emergency declaration.
Yes, Wisconsin committee can release PFAS funding. But doing so may open them up to legal action.
In Wisconsin, “a legislative committee cannot release funding.”
No, Nike didn’t announce it’s ending its partnership with basketball star Brittney Griner
“Nike announces termination of contract with Brittney Griner after ‘strong backlash’ from online community.”
No, Lowe’s CEO did not tell conservatives to ‘take their money to Home Depot’
Lowe’s CEO Marvin Ellison said on CNBC, “If conservatives do not like our values, they should take their money to Home Depot.”