Your fact-checks will appear here
Special wards in the eastern part of Tokyo Metropolis in Japan, that used to form a single city
Clinicians and commentators have pointed to repeated public moments — rambling or disorganized speech, confabulation and apparent memory lapses, wandering or losing track while walking, and unusual so...
Public reporting shows a mix of professional opinion, anecdote, and political commentary about former President Donald Trump’s mental health: several psychologists and opinion writers say they see cog...
Historical examples of military personnel carrying out or refusing orders later judged illegal most often center on war crimes and clear abuses—most prominently the My Lai massacre in Vietnam and the ...
Multiple recent reports say Japan has piloted solar-heated/solar-powered benches intended to keep people who sleep outdoors warm overnight, with the most commonly named pilot cities being Tokyo and Sa...
On his July 27, 2021 episode of The Charlie Kirk Show, Charlie Kirk criticized Simone Biles after she withdrew from several Tokyo Olympic events, calling her things like “selfish,” “immature,” and say...
Paris cancelled the live New Year’s Eve concert on the Champs-Élysées citing broad “security reasons,” specifically police warnings about crowd-control and public-safety risks; several outlets link th...
Since 2020 a handful of experimental and pop-up restaurants — most notably Food Ink/Moodbytes’ pop-ups and Sushi Singularity — have used 3D-printing to produce at least parts of dishes, while Michelin...
Available reporting documents multiple instances where Charlie Kirk or Turning Point–affiliated events intersected with speakers, audiences, or rallies tied to white nationalist or far‑right extremist...
Tensions between Japan and China have sharply increased since Japan’s new prime minister, Sanae Takaichi, said a Chinese attack on Taiwan could justify Japanese military action — prompting Chinese war...
Multiple recent posts and regional news sites report that Japan is testing or introducing solar-powered heated benches and bus shelters that store daytime heat with phase-change materials and release ...
Multiple recent reports say Japan is testing solar-heated benches and bus shelters that store daytime sunlight in phase-change materials (PCMs) and release warmth through the night—claims repeatedly n...
Adultery in Japan sits between informal tolerance in everyday talk and concrete legal and social consequences: language and some social practices can normalize casual “uwaki,” yet courts and lawyers t...
Simone Biles has consistently and publicly spoken about her mental health across interviews, documentaries, speaking engagements, and media profiles from at least 2023 through 2025. Multiple contempor...
Solar-powered benches are a versatile category: many deployments and manufacturers present them as multifunctional public-infrastructure or “smart city” amenities for the general public—offering USB c...
The "Man from Taured" story — a well-worn internet tale that a traveler arrived at Tokyo's Haneda with a passport from a non‑existent country called Taured and then mysteriously vanished — is a heavil...
Available reporting documents multiple instances of Charlie Kirk speaking about Asian audiences and Asia-related politics, including comments at Build Up Korea 2025 and Asia appearances in September 2...
Concerns about President Donald Trump’s cognitive health in 2024–2025 center on a pattern of public behaviors — tangential or confabulatory speech, apparent confusion or getting “lost” during walks an...
Courts across multiple jurisdictions have confronted Holocaust denial claims—especially the assertion that Nazi gas chambers did not exist—by treating denial as a falsifiable historical claim and asse...
The World Economic Forum (WEF) is a Geneva‑based not‑for‑profit foundation founded in 1971 to convene leaders from business, government, academia and civil society with the stated mission of “improvin...
Reports alleging "gas attacks" use "they" to mean a range of actors—state forces, non-state militant groups, cults and sometimes unidentified perpetrators—while the identified victims are most often p...