Recent studies of adolescents who have received gender-affirming medical treatment, the subject of Tennessee’s ban, show the rates of people stopping treatment, regretting treatment, or reverting to ...
Reverse-image search results show that neither of the images showed New Jersey drones: The first showed drones from a Dec. 7 holiday drone show in Texas and the second has been circulating online ...
PolitiFact conducted reverse-image searches on the post’s photo of Taylor Swift and Elon Musk and found no credible uses of the image. The image had abnormalities that indicated it was likely ...
A Threads post claimed, "A $7.20 an hour McDonalds employee … now gets a cool 1/2 million dollar reward" for helping police find the suspected UnitedHealthcare CEO shooter. But this reward for ...
“Brian Thompson, the CEO of UnitedHealthcare, was set to testify against Nancy Pelosi for insider trading.” California Rep. Nancy Pelosi is not being investigated for insider trading charges, ...
Though the post doesn’t specify, the two shots per year for HIV treatment that costs around $40,000 may refer to the injectable drug lenacapavir. The Food and Drug Administration approved lenacapavir ...
President Joe Biden on Dec. 12 announced a single-day record of 1,499 sentences commuted, along with 39 pardons of nonviolent offenders. Some critics later expressed outrage over what they said was ...
During his first major interview since winning the 2024 presidential race, Donald Trump reiterated a promise he’s made multiple times: He will try to eliminate birthright citizenship, the longstanding ...
Subtracting Wisconsin’s funding per student from the national average, and multiplying it by the total number of University of Wisconsin students, does equal $457 million. That’s the amount the system ...
A social media post used a truncated segment of an MSNBC news clip to mislead about remarks Sen. John Thune, R-S.D, made about potential cuts to "mandatory programs" such as Social Security. We found ...
Beware social media posts that claim to have "leaked" evidence about high-profile figures, including a recent Facebook video promising "leaked secret recording"of Ghana’s Vice President Mahamudu ...
Mike Johnson’s Pants on Fire claim that 1% of federal employees are ‘actually working in the office’
Surveys by federal agencies have found that half of all federal employees hold jobs that are not eligible for remote work, including health care and food inspection. The surveys found that about 14% ...
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