Snopes confirmed that Vice President JD Vance never publicly said viral words attributed to him about birthright citizenship though he has criticised the policy.
Category: Fact Check
Falsely Viral Post Claims Iran Has Closed Strait of Hormuz to All Traffic Fact-Checked
Fact-checkers clarified that while Iran announced measures to restrict Strait of Hormuz traffic claims of total closure were overstated on social media.
Unfounded claim Melania Trump was an escort before meeting her husband recirculates online
Claims that Melania Trump worked as an escort prior to her marriage have been repeatedly debunked and settled through defamation lawsuits.
Old video of attack on Army officer in Kerala falsely linked to harassment of a minor girl
A viral video of an NCC officer being attacked in Kerala is falsely claimed to be due to minor harassment but it was from 2024 regarding food-poisoning protests.
This viral Navbharat Times graphic alleging that PM Modi urged women to sell their gold is fake
A fake graphic claiming PM Modi appealed to women to sell their gold and deposit the money in banks is debunked.
Video does not show Pakistan Army Major General or Indian Army Lieutenant General being assaulted in Thailand
A video of a tourist in Thailand being beaten by transwomen is falsely claimed to show top military generals from Pakistan or India.
Why Treasury’s proposed $250 Trump bill was met with laughter in China
The proposed $250 US bill featuring Donald Trump’s face sparked jokes because ‘250’ in Chinese is slang for ‘idiot’.
Did NBC suspend ‘Meet the Press’ host Kristen Welker after Trump walked out of interview?
Claims that NBC suspended Kristen Welker after Donald Trump walked out of a ‘Meet the Press’ interview are based on a satirical post.
Did new files show Trump visited Epstein’s island 345 times? Here’s the truth
Social media rumors claiming newly released documents show Donald Trump visited Jeffrey Epstein’s island 345 times are false and unsubstantiated.
Inspecting rumor California accepts gym cards as ID for voter registration
Reports that California state law allows voter registration using a gym card as ID are misleading as gym cards only assist in initial address verification under specific circumstances.