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Los principios y metodología de PolitiFact para la verificación independiente de hechos

El periodismo de verificación de hechos es el foco de PolitiFact. Nuestros principios fundamentales son la independencia, la transparencia, la imparcialidad y la redacción de informes completos y claros. Nuestra meta es dar a los ciudadanos la información necesaria para gobernarse a sí mismos en una democracia. Desde nuestro lanzamiento en 2007, hemos recibido muchas […]
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How unprecedented is Joe Biden’s break with Israel over arms shipments?

President Joe Biden’s decision this month to pause a shipment of heavy weaponry to Israel amid that country’s war against Hamas in Gaza was widely seen as an effort to  discourage a full-scale attack on Rafah that could kill large numbers of civilians. Critics, however, characterized the pause as an unprecedented departure from the United States’ […]
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. dice que un gusano se comió parte de su cerebro. Expertos lo ven improbable

El aspirante presidencial independiente Robert F. Kennedy Jr. dijo en una declaración en 2012 que un médico creía que una anomalía en sus escáneres cerebrales en 2010 fue causada por un gusano que entró en su cerebro, “se comió una porción y luego murió”, según publicó The New York Times el 8 de mayo de […]
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Women hold up "end abortion ban" signs in Missouri

The meaning, history and political rhetoric surrounding the term abortion ‘ban’

Ban: Merriam-Webster defines it as “a legal or formal prohibition.” But in the 2024 election cycle — the first general election since Roe v. Wade, the landmark ruling that enshrined a constitutional right to an abortion, was overturned — the term has morphed into polarizing political rhetoric. “Ban” has become synonymous with abortion and the […]
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¿Puede cualquiera en Florida, incluyendo tatuadores, decidir si una mujer puede tener un aborto?

En noviembre, los floridianos votarán por una enmienda que busca ampliar el acceso al aborto hasta el punto de viabilidad fetal. Si los votantes aprueban la enmienda, está anularía la actual prohibición estatal del aborto después de las primeras seis semanas de embarazo. La Enmienda 4 dice que los abortos no pueden ser prohibidos antes […]
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No, la administración de Biden no paga el alquiler de inmigrantes que están ilegales en el país

Un comité de acción política que apoya la reelección del expresidente Donald Trump lanzó un anuncio en inglés, en el que afirma que el presidente Joe Biden está pagando la renta de los inmigrantes que se encuentran ilegalmente en Estados Unidos.  El anuncio muestra a una actriz que interpreta el papel de una empleada de […]
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PolitiFact launches Spanish-language website to serve more than 40 million U.S. Spanish-speakers

ST. PETERSBURG, Florida — Poynter’s PolitiFact, the Pulitzer-Prize winning fact-checking newsroom, is pleased to announce the launch of a new Spanish-language experience, PolitiFact en Español, to help more than 40 million Spanish-speakers in the U.S. sort out the truth in politics. A new Spanish-language website and a related social media presence are the culmination of […]
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PolitiFact lanza una página web en español para informar a hispanohablantes en los Estados Unidos

San Petersburgo, FL — PolitiFact, un medio de verificación de hechos ganador del premio Pulitzer, que pertenece a Poynter, se complace en anunciar el lanzamiento de su nueva experiencia en español, ‘PolitiFact en Español’. El propósito de esta iniciativa es ayudar a los más de 40 millones de hispanohablantes en los Estados Unidos a encontrar la verdad […]
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. at campaign event in West Des Moines, Iowa, 4-31-2024

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says a worm ate part of his brain. Experts said that’s unlikely.

A presidential candidate said doctors found a worm in his brain. That worm, he said, also consumed some of his brain tissue while it was in there. The New York Times reported May 8 that in a 2012 deposition during divorce proceedings, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said a doctor believed an abnormality on his brain […]
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South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem at Conservative Political Action Committee conference in Orlando, Fla., 2-25-2022

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem’s new book contains 3 questionable anecdotes

Gov. Kristi Noem’s book didn’t officially drop until May 7, but a torrent of headlines made the rollout troublesome for the South Dakotan. First, there was the story about Noem shooting her 14-month-old dog Cricket, which angered animal lovers, gathered wall-to-wall headlines (including from PolitiFact) and prompted jokes on late-night television, including “Saturday Night Live” in […]
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House hearing on antisemitism with Columbia officials

The Antisemitism Awareness Act: What to know

By 320-91 vote, the House on May 1 passed the Antisemitism Awareness Act.  The bill came to a vote amid pro-Palestinian protests on college campuses against the Israel-Hamas war that some Jewish students said they found threatening. It produced an unusual lineup of supporters and detractors. Although the legislation passed easily and with bipartisan support, […]
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Here’s a look back at Wisconsin absentee voting trends

At former President Donald Trump’s two rallies in Wisconsin this year, voters have heard mixed messages on voting early.  Republican leaders from the state — including U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson and party Chair Brian Schimming — have urged supporters to “bank” their vote by using mail-in ballots or early voting locations.  Trump, however, hasn’t taken the […]
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