Fact-Checking
Poynter's Coverage of Fact-Checking
An apparent hot mic moment from BBC News Ukraine correspondent James Waterhouse is not real. Waterhouse says it's AI.
Trump was referring to the 2020 election, which he lost to former President Joe Biden, and which he has falsely and relentlessly claimed was rigged
There’s no evidence USAID funded CNN or MSNBC hosts. The networks made programming changes unrelated to government payments or cuts.
Survey respondents back efficiency initiatives in general, but sentiment on DOGE remains mixed to negative
A new federal review puts kids’ psychiatric meds under scrutiny, but experts say RFK Jr.’s claims about SSRIs are misleading and unsupported
Trump made false claims about Social Security fraud, immigration, money sent to Ukraine, the Paris accord and more
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