Did Alex Soros issue a death threat against former President Donald Trump? No, that’s Pants on Fire!
Alex Soros posted a “direct violent threat to Donald Trump!”
Tucker Carlson is wrong when comparing migrants illegally entering the U.S. and U.S. births
“In August 2023, illegal immigration outpaced American births.”
Maine bill doesn’t allow state to take trans kids, it affects custody jurisdiction
By Grace Abels
January 24, 2024 “New proposed bill in Maine says the state can take custody of a kid if the parents oppose” gender-affirming care
No, President Joe Biden didn’t change 2024 the State of the Union from summer to March
President Joe Biden changed the State of the Union Address from summer to March.
Does Florida have the fewest state employees per capita, as Ron DeSantis says? Depends on the data
“Florida state government (has the) lowest number of state employees per capita in the country.”
Claims that tennis journalist Mike Dickson died from COVID-19 vaccines are not substantiated
Sports journalist Mike Dickson died because of COVID-19 vaccines.
Pro-Trump ad twists Nikki Haley’s words and stance on immigration, amnesty and ‘criminals’
"Nikki Haley refused to call illegals criminals" and "repeatedly pushed amnesty for illegals."
Kamala Harris wrong that Republican lawmakers played a role in reinstating abortion ban in Wisconsin
By Hope Karnopp
January 23, 2024 "After Roe was dismantled, extremists evoked a law from 1849 to stop abortion” in Wisconsin.
Kentucky lawmaker isn’t pushing to legalize incest. He made a mistake, withdrew bill.
Kentucky Republican lawmaker “wants to legalize sexual relations with first cousins.”
Fake Joe Biden robocall in New Hampshire tells Democrats not to vote in the primary election
By Amy Sherman
January 22, 2024 Says President Joe Biden said that Democrats should not vote in the New Hampshire primary.
DeSantis ended his 2024 presidential campaign quoting Winston Churchill on something he did not say
Says Winston Churchill said, “Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.”
El gobierno de los Estados Unidos no ha anunciado un nuevo programa que ofrezca $6,400
By Sara Swann
January 19, 2024 Un nuevo programa llamado Acta de Atención Médica ofrece "$6,400 en créditos de prima avanzados para gastos médicos costosos y necesidades diarias".