Tucker Carlson clip on Biden gaffe is 4 years old, not from ‘Saturday’
President Joe Biden had a gaffe “in a rally in Michigan on Saturday.”
Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton quoted from gospel song 17 years apart. It’s not nefarious.
Video of Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton speeches proves that their words are “all scripts and copied, all fake.”
Did a ‘traffic court judge’ try to remove Trump from the Illinois primary ballot? No
“The ‘Judge’ who took Trump off the ballot in Illinois is a traffic court judge.”
Joe Biden’s misleading claim about cutting the deficit
"We’ve already cut the federal deficit by over $1 trillion."
Has Biden deported more people in nine months than in past years? Fact-checking Alejandro Mayorkas
“Since May of last year, we have removed or returned more individuals than in any year since 2015.”
Did Joe Biden ban TikTok for US workers but start a campaign account? Fact-checking Sen. Katie Britt
President Joe Biden “bans TikTok for government employees but creates an account for his own campaign.”
Joe Biden’s State of the Union lasted more than an hour. There were no ‘intermissions’
“White House announces there will be 2 ‘intermissions’ during tonight’s State of the Union.”
No, President Joe Biden’s comments on the Capitol insurrection aren’t new
Video shows President Joe Biden delivering new remarks on the Capitol insurrection.
Baldwin did support the Iran deal. But the deal didn’t provide cash.
Says U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin “was one of the staunchest supporters of the Iran deal which sent billions of dollars and plane loads of cash…
Rubio overstates effect of Biden immigration actions, falsely claims he’s not detaining migrants
Joe Biden's executive orders meant "for the first time in American history we have a president who will not detain the people who enter this…
No, you can’t tell if you’re pregnant the day after conception
"We have technology and medical advancements today that can tell you if you are pregnant the day after conception."
Some people claim vindication after CDC change on COVID-19 guidance. Here’s why they’re wrong.
“The CDC officially agrees with ‘conspiracy theorists’ from 2020” who wanted to treat COVID-19 like the flu.