All articles tagged with #false claims
During his prime-time address, Donald Trump repeated numerous false claims about inflation, gas prices, investment, wars, migration, Social Security, and crime, many of which have been debunked or exaggerated, highlighting misinformation in his speech.
During a televised Cabinet meeting, President Trump made numerous false claims about the economy, foreign aid, energy, and election results, many of which have been debunked or exaggerated, including statements on inflation, investment figures, gas prices, aid to Ukraine, and the 2020 election.
President Trump made numerous false claims about inflation and prices, including asserting that prices have fallen under his administration, which is contradicted by official data showing inflation and rising costs in various sectors like groceries, drugs, and energy. His claims about gas prices, drug costs, and inflation rates are also misleading or incorrect, with some exaggerations and inaccuracies highlighted by fact-checkers.
President Trump made numerous false claims during a speech to US troops in Japan, including about the 2020 election, economic indicators, wars, and military actions, which have been fact-checked and debunked.
President Donald Trump made multiple false claims during a meeting with Ukrainian President Zelensky, including a debunked story about Russia's invasion of Ukraine and exaggerated assertions about ending wars and providing military aid, while also making unsubstantiated claims about the 2020 election and tariffs.
A police chief in Everett, Massachusetts, contradicted claims made by DHS officials that a 13-year-old boy detained by ICE possessed a firearm and had an extensive criminal record, revealing instead that no firearm was found and that police did not contact ICE about his arrest. The DHS official, Tricia McLaughlin, falsely claimed the boy posed a safety threat with weapons and a criminal history, which local officials and police dispute. The incident has sparked protests and criticism of DHS's credibility and tactics.
During a Cabinet meeting, President Trump made numerous false claims about vaccines, the Amish community, drug wars, wars he 'settled,' and election results, which have been debunked by fact-checkers.
President Trump made numerous false claims during a speech to military officials, including exaggerated statements about the US military's strength, misinformation about Biden's stance on Space Force, NATO spending, aid to Ukraine, and immigration, among others. Many of these claims have been debunked or are inaccurate.
During a speech at the UN, Donald Trump made several false and misleading claims, including exaggerated costs of UN headquarters renovation, overstated achievements in ending wars, and inaccurate statements about Germany's energy policies and renewable energy effectiveness. Fact checks reveal many of his assertions are incorrect or exaggerated.
Donald Trump's recent UN speech was filled with numerous false claims about topics such as wars, the economy, climate change, and immigration, many of which have been debunked or exaggerated, highlighting misinformation in his statements.
USCIS is strengthening screening processes and updating policies to address immigration fraud, particularly false claims of U.S. citizenship, emphasizing serious consequences for deceitful practices and clarifying the application of legal standards under the Matter of Zhang decision.
Donald Trump has repeatedly made false claims about Washington DC's crime rates, praised an executive order allowing police to notify ICE about undocumented immigrants, and engaged in international diplomacy with a call to Norway's finance minister about the Nobel Peace Prize. The article also covers political tensions over immigration policies, international summits, and academic censorship related to Palestine.
Federal law enforcement reports on LA protesters during June demonstrations contained false statements, leading to the dismissal of several felony charges, highlighting issues with accuracy and prosecutorial practices in politically charged cases.
French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte Macron filed a defamation lawsuit against right-wing podcaster Candace Owens, accusing her of spreading false and defamatory claims that Brigitte Macron was born a man, which Owens continued to promote despite requests for retraction. The lawsuit seeks damages and aims to stop the spread of these allegations, which the Macrons say have caused them significant harm.
The 'Stop Killing Games' EU petition, supported by over 1.4 million signatures, aims to prevent publishers from remotely disabling video games, but faces false allegations claiming improper funding disclosures, with YouTuber Ross Scott defending the campaign's transparency amid anonymous complaints.