Your fact-checks will appear here
Official United States presidential aircraft
No major Trump-owned buildings—such as Trump Tower or 40 Wall Street—have been taken into government custody and sold off under the New York civil fraud judgment; New York Attorney General Letitia Jam...
Video and multiple mainstream outlets report that President Trump told Bloomberg reporter Catherine Lucey “Quiet. Quiet, piggy.” in an Air Force One gaggle on Nov. 14; BBC, Reuters, The Guardian, Peop...
Executive summary President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago trips have been repeatedly described as costing taxpayers , with local security bills alone reaching about $240,000 per day and some single trips topping...
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...
Media coverage of the Air Force One exchange on Nov. 14 centers on whether President Trump called a Bloomberg reporter “piggy” or said “Peggy” — a debate that pits multiple news organizations against ...
Reporting shows former President Donald Trump has publicly said Jeffrey Epstein “stole” young women who worked at the Mar‑a‑Lago spa, and he has specifically named Virginia Giuffre among those he said...
Recent media analyses converge on one central finding: estimates of taxpayer costs from Donald Trump’s golf trips vary widely but consistently show spent, driven by transportation and security expense...
There is no publicly verifiable medical evidence that Donald Trump has a micropenis; the claim rests on second‑hand allegations, satire, and artwork rather than clinical documentation . Stormy Daniels...
Donald Trump has repeatedly said he banned Jeffrey Epstein from his Mar-a-Lago club years ago, most recently telling reporters in July 2025 he expelled Epstein for “stealing” spa employees and hiring ...
The aircraft widely described in reporting was , and was accepted into U.S. government custody in 2025 for use as a temporary Air Force One; conflicting reporting places acceptance in with later notic...
Reporting identifies the reporter on the receiving end of the exchange as Bloomberg correspondent Catherine Lucey, and multiple mainstream outlets quote Trump saying “quiet, piggy” during a Nov. 14 ga...
did publicly present himself as the “” both in social media and in remarks suggesting was effectively running the country following that led to ’s capture: he shared a doctored Wikipedia-style image o...
Different outlets and trackers estimate that taxpayers have paid tens of millions for President Trump’s golf-related travel, security and logistics since he returned to office in January 2025 — common...
The reporting and analyses provided show that taxpayers spent on presidential travel and security tied to Donald Trump’s Mar‑a‑Lago visits, but estimates vary widely by method and time period. Indepen...
Comparing presidential vacation costs by year is difficult because comprehensive, year-by-year taxpayer bills are not publicly compiled in a single source; reporting and watchdog groups offer partial ...
Estimates in 2025 place taxpayer costs for President Trump’s golf-related travel and security in the tens of millions: HuffPost’s rolling tally (cited by multiple outlets) put the 2025 total at about ...
Multiple mainstream outlets and video posted by the White House show President Donald Trump telling a female reporter “Quiet, quiet, piggy” during an Air Force One gaggle on November 14 while she trie...
state prosecutors threatened to, and prepared legal steps to, ’s assets after a judgment, but as reporting shows no major Trump-owned real estate was actually taken by law enforcement; instead Trump p...
Taxpayer-borne presidential travel routinely runs into the millions: Air Force One operations alone can cost roughly $5 million for a single short overseas trip, and multi‑stop tours can top $20 milli...
Donald Trump has not been widely reported in the provided sources to have used a direct, widely publicized slur specifically calling “nurses” or “medical staff” derogatory names; instead, the reportin...