Your fact-checks will appear here
Island state in the Caribbean Sea
Kristi Noem told Congress DHS “has not deported U.S. citizens or military veterans,” but multiple news outlets and congressional inquiries say veterans have been detained, deported or pressured to sel...
Public records and widely cited biographies consistently list Donald John Trump’s full name as Donald John Trump and his birthdate as June 14, 1946; most sources place his birthplace in Queens, New Yo...
Candace Owens is consistently described in the available reporting as a Black/African‑American conservative commentator born in 1989 in Connecticut (sources characterize her as “African‑American,” “Bl...
Caribbean routes remain active but heterogeneous: recent UNODC and reporting show Haiti, the Bahamas/Turks and Caicos corridor, the Lesser Antilles (including Dominica and the French Antilles), and Br...
Donald Trump does not have a single, consistently attended home church; historically he was raised Presbyterian, attended Marble Collegiate under Norman Vincent Peale for decades, and in public life h...
Contemporaneous 1927 newspapers — most prominently The New York Times — listed a “Fred Trump” among seven men arrested after a violent Memorial Day parade clash involving about 1,000 Ku Klux Klan marc...
Donald Trump received multiple draft deferments in the 1960s and was reclassified after a 1968 medical letter citing heel bone spurs, a change that ultimately kept him out of Vietnam . Reporting and t...
Reporting identifies a notable lawsuit by Jamaican model Alexia Palmer against Trump Model Management alleging visa fraud and severe underpayment; a federal judge dismissed the putative class action i...
Drug traffickers use the Caribbean and Central American coastlines as transit and transshipment zones—exploiting long, sparsely patrolled coastlines, many small islands, and weak state capacity—to mov...
Drug smuggling in the Caribbean Sea concentrates along maritime corridors connecting South American production zones and Central American transits to consumer markets in North America and Europe, with...
Multiple contemporaneous and later news accounts report that Fred Trump was among several men detained after a violent Memorial Day weekend clash involving a Ku Klux Klan parade in Queens in 1927. The...
Most reporting and government analyses say cocaine from South America reaches the United States through a handful of maritime corridors: the eastern Pacific corridor up the Pacific coast through Centr...
Venezuelan criminal groups transport cocaine to the Caribbean and onward to Europe using a mix of maritime methods——exploiting weak controls, corruption, and regional low interdiction capacity; multip...
Meghan Markle’s only prior marriage was to American film producer Trevor Engelson; they wed in Jamaica in 2011 and their marriage ended in the early 2010s with divorce finalized in either 2013 or 2014...
The first Summer Olympics after World War II were the 1948 London Games; the , with Sweden and France commonly reported as second and third. Notable individual champions included (NED), (USA), and (US...
Contemporaneous New York newspaper clippings from June 1927 — most notably The New York Times and at least one Queens-area paper reproduced in archives — name a "Fred Trump" with a Devonshire Road Jam...
Repealing or modifying the Jones Act would almost certainly lower shipping costs to Puerto Rico and deliver measurable consumer and business relief, but the scale and distribution of those gains—and t...
Contemporary New York newspapers mentioned Fred C. Trump in the 1920s and 1930s primarily in two veins: local trade/promotion coverage of his early homebuilding and at least one policing report that l...
Federal prosecutors had filed a tied to allegations of illegal voting in the 2024 cycle as of 2025, but there were comparable to the prosecutions around 2020. Reporting and public records show only is...
In fiscal year (FY) 2024, the largest shares of naturalized U.S. citizens came from Mexico, India, the Philippines, the Dominican Republic, and Vietnam — together representing roughly one-third of all...