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Claim Vivek Ramaswamy was 'booed off stage' after making remark about millennials is missing context
Ramaswamy allegedly said "people in my generation who have already made it" are going to be fine.
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Did Donald Trump Jr. say Democrats 'want to make Ohio a state'?
Ohio has been a state since 1803.
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Look out for these 14 polling station, ballot rumors we've investigated
We're keeping an eye on misinformation about voter fraud that's swirling as people head to the polls.
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New York psychologist Larissa Portnoff accused Trump of abusing her as a child. Here's what we know
The White House denied the allegations, saying the president has never met Portnoff.
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Investigating claim Virginia governor reinstated voting rights to a dead dog
We reviewed photos of the alleged letter that Gov. Abigail Spanberger sent to the late pet.
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Did Rubio say he would investigate El-Sayed's immigration status? Here's the truth
El-Sayed has previously faced questions over his citizenship despite being born in Michigan.
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Abdul El-Sayed vs. Mike Rogers: 5 claims about Michigan's Senate candidates, examined
The high-profile race has fueled numerous rumors as Democrats and Republicans fight for control of Congress.
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26 claims about 2026 midterm elections candidates, investigated
As voters head to the polls, we've compiled our reporting on rumors about Talarico, Paxton, El-Sayed and more high-profile candidates.
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Why you shouldn't panic about governments urging citizens to maintain emergency preparedness kits
People were concerned that a catastrophic event was about to occur after multiple countries updated their emergency guidelines.
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Is gold melting off Trump's regilded horse statues in DC? What we know
We asked the National Park Service to explain the golden drip streaks seen in an image circulating online.
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Do photos show US Army practicing digging mass graves?
A DOD report called the exercise "an operational reality the U.S. Army has not executed at scale since the Korean War."
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Did Darline Graham say she doesn't want to be a senator? Here's the real story
An out-of-context quote about Graham wanting to "choke" her brother circulated days before the 2026 midterm elections.
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Can Welsh politicians lose their jobs for lying?
Lawmakers still have to create a criminal offense for making "false or misleading statements of fact" before or during an election.
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Does video show man dying from mechanical dinosaur bite?
The video supposedly featured a man who died a tragic death after positioning his head inside a mechanical triceratops's mouth to take a photo.
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Did Trump cut down 250-year-old 'grandmother' tree to pave way for border wall?
A video showed crews destroying a large cottonwood tree, followed by screams from activists who had tried to protect it for months.
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Did Trump say US is 'making money' like it never has before while downplaying high gas prices?
The president referred to the high cost of oil and said, "We're making a freaking fortune."
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Did Trump say he wanted to rename Montana to 'Mountain'?
A social media post appeared to show Trump seeking to do away with the foreign-language roots of the state's name.
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Press play on these Nicki Minaj rumors we've investigated
The "queen of rap" has been at the center of numerous rumors related to everything from her husband's past to her politics.
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Did Patrick Stewart say Trump put America on edge of 'very bad flu infection'?
A 2017 video interview of the award-winning actor recirculated amid news of his death.
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Texas showdown: 12 claims involving Talarico and Paxton, fact-checked
The U.S. Senate race between James Talarico and Ken Paxton in Texas has garnered national attention, prompting numerous rumors about the candidates.