Two widely shared images dramatically overstated the physical changes being made outside the White House in posts debunked by independent verification.
Tag: Fact Check
NEET 2026 Re-Exam Paper Has Not Been Confirmed Leaked Despite Viral Telegram Claims
NTA and cybercrime authorities confirmed there is no verified paper leak for the NEET re-examination despite multiple viral Telegram channel claims.
India Viral Claim That Rahul Gandhi Endorsed Great Nicobar Project Found to Be False
Circulating social media posts falsely claiming opposition leader Rahul Gandhi supported the Great Nicobar development project were debunked by fact-checkers.
Viral Claim About RBI Cutting Repo Rate to 5 Percent at June MPC Was False
Social media posts claiming RBI cut rates to 5 percent were incorrect as the central bank maintained the repo rate unchanged at 5.25 percent.
Trump’s Claim That Climate Scientists Admitted Projections Were Wrong Is Misleading
Fact-checkers at FactCheck.org found Trump’s claim that experts admitted climate projections were wrong misrepresented updated IPCC scenario analysis.
Senators Question if Trump’s Daylight Saving Time Proposal Would Deliver Promised Economic Gains
Fact-checkers found no strong evidence that switching permanently to daylight saving time would provide the economic benefits Trump has claimed.
Ohio Senate Race Features Dueling TV Ads Linking Both Candidates to Jeffrey Epstein
Ohio’s Senate contest devolved into mutual Epstein-connection attacks as both candidates ran television ads trying to tie the other to the disgraced financier.
Trump’s Climate Change Comments on Updated IPCC Scenarios Called Misleading
Fact-checkers debunked Trump’s Truth Social post claiming climate scientists had admitted their projections were wrong calling the characterization misleading.
Claim That Kentucky Is Considering Monthly Pregnancy Tests for Women of Childbearing Age Is False
Snopes debunks a viral claim about a Kentucky law mandating monthly pregnancy testing clarifying it came from a lawmaker’s satirical amendment
Viral Water Tower Posts Across US States Claiming Secret Government Surveillance Are Fabricated
Snopes debunks a coordinated social media campaign falsely claiming water towers spotted across multiple US states contain surveillance equipment