A real 1991 photograph of Trump with his daughter Ivanka was found to have been doctored by inserting a photoshopped image of Jeffrey Epstein.
Category: Fact Check
FactCheck.org Debunks Trump Claim That Vandals Damaged Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool Finding No Evidence
The administration provided no evidence to support claims that vandals damaged the newly relined pool which experts say has multiple other plausible explanations.
Fact-Checkers Find Trump’s Iran Deal Claims Contradict Pre-War Statements About Acceptable Terms
An analysis of Trump’s statements before and after the framework agreement reveals key inconsistencies about what terms the US would accept from Iran.
PolitiFact Rules False the Claim That Nithya Raman Conceded LA Mayoral Race on June 7
The Los Angeles mayoral candidate conceded considerably later than social media claims suggested and the race outcome did not match viral assertions.
Snopes Debunks Claim That Norwegian World Cup Team Imported Its Own Chefs and Ingredients to US
Fact-checkers found no credible evidence for the viral claim that Norway’s team brought Norwegian-sourced food ingredients to its World Cup training base.
Viral Images of Venezuela Earthquake Damage Were Actually from Previous Disasters in Other Countries
Several images circulating as Venezuela earthquake damage were actually from unrelated past disasters in Syria Turkey and Haiti.
Snopes Debunks Claim Norwegian World Cup Team Imported Own Chefs and Ingredients to USA
Investigations find no evidence that Norway’s national football team brought chefs or special food from Norway for the 2026 World Cup.
Altered Image of Iranian Opposition Figure Reza Pahlavi Was Digitally Modified from 2023 Original
Snopes confirms the image was created from a photograph taken during Pahlavi’s actual 2023 visit to a foreign capital.
Claim Amazon Founder Made Comment at VivaTech Conference Is False No Such Statement Was Made
Snopes finds a quote attributed to Jeff Bezos from a supposedly recent conference appearance was completely fabricated.
Trump’s Right to Try Law Saved Thousands of Lives Claim Is Exaggerated with No Evidence Basis
President has repeated this claim for years but researchers who study investigational drug access say there is no supporting evidence.