FactCheck.org found that Trump’s statements about the Iran memorandum of understanding are at odds with several provisions of what was actually agreed.
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Fact Check: Trump Ballroom Funding Statements Contradict Republican Congressional Proposal
FactCheck.org found Trump promised to fund the White House ballroom without public money but Republicans proposed $1 billion in federal security-related funding.
Fact Check: Trump Falsely Claims Right to Try Law Has Saved Thousands of Lives
Researchers studying access to investigational drugs told FactCheck.org the president greatly exaggerates the impact of the 2018 legislation he signed.
Fact Check: Denver Teacher Firing Misrepresented as Wrongful Termination in Viral Posts
Snopes found the Denver Public Schools Board of Education voted unanimously to terminate the teacher in a case that posts have mischaracterized.
Fact Check: Trump’s $500 Billion Drug Savings Claim Is Largely Aspirational Not Reality
FactCheck.org found the touted savings are based on hoped-for policy outcomes not the more limited actions the administration has actually taken so far.
Fact Check: Climate Change Update Misrepresented by Trump as Scientists Admitting Projections Were Wrong
FactCheck.org found Trump’s May Truth Social post misleadingly cited a routine scheduled revision of climate scenarios as an admission of error.
Fact Check: Norwegian Soccer Team Did Not Import Chefs or Food to Avoid American Diet
Snopes found no evidence that Norway’s national team brought its own ingredients and chefs to the US for the World Cup as posts widely claimed.
Fact Check: Viral Image From Iran Said to Be Authentic Was Actually AI-Generated
Snopes investigated posts claiming an image circulating from Iran was a genuine photograph and found it was in fact AI-generated despite claims to the contrary.
Fact Check: Trump Organization Not Selling the Specific Merchandise Seen in Viral Posts
Snopes investigated claims about a Trump-branded product and found no trace of the item in the organization’s actual merchandise store.
Fact Check: Image of Reza Pahlavi in Viral Post Is a Digitally Altered 2023 Photograph
Snopes identified the circulating image as a manipulated version of a photograph taken during Pahlavi’s actual 2023 visit, not the event claimed.