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States that vote Democratic (“blue”) and those that vote Republican (“red”) show of welfare spending, program participation, and receipt of federal public-health funds, but the answer to “which has mo...
The available reporting does not identify an executive order issued by President Trump on December 16, 2025 specifically; however, a string of 2025 executive orders and policy moves cited by disabilit...
Republican claims that Democrats demanded funding for “illegal aliens” in the continuing resolution (CR) tied to the recent government shutdown compress a mix of partisan messaging and differing polic...
Available reporting shows Ben Carson has been the subject of multiple false or misleading online advertisements that claim he endorsed dietary supplements or miracle cures; a Carson representative has...
Open-source tracking groups show that pharmaceutical-sector donations in the 2019–2020 cycle flowed more to Democrats overall than to President Trump, and that individual pharma companies and their em...
OpenSecrets maintains a detailed PAC-by-PAC record that shows the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) PAC has made federal contributions in recent cycles and publishes committ...
A reliable search for "pharma contributions to senators, 2024–2026" should start with databases that ingest Federal Election Commission filings and translate them into industry-specific, candidate-lev...
Academic and government institutions have publicly pushed back on partisan or unverified public‑health claims and reorganized federal public‑health priorities since early 2025, including high‑profile ...
Multiple contemporaneous reports say White House physician Dr. Ronny Jackson administered the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) to President Donald Trump during his January 12, 2018 physical and re...
Reliable verification of health rumors about public figures typically comes from established public-health agencies, mainstream news organizations with fact-checking processes, and academic or medical...
Available reporting shows COVID-19 vaccines commonly cause mild-to-moderate, short-lived reactions (sore arm, fatigue, fever) and that regulators and professional bodies continue to judge benefits out...
Clinical guidance and recent reporting say the newest 2025–26 COVID-19 vaccines produce mostly mild, short-lived reactions—local pain, fatigue, headache, muscle aches and low‑grade fever—while special...
A State Department cable issued under the Trump administration directs consular officers to weigh applicants’ age, health, family status, finances, education, skills, English proficiency and past use ...
Fact-checking organizations verify claims about public figures’ health by combining direct official statements, publicly available medical disclosures, independent expert review, and investigative rep...
Democrats did not shut down the government to give federal public benefits to undocumented immigrants; the claim is and contradicted by multiple contemporaneous analyses showing undocumented people we...
California Assemblymember Joaquin Arambula introduced AB 4 in 2024 to expand Covered California and create a "mirror marketplace" serving undocumented adults, backed by immigrant-rights advocates and ...
The claim that “a colossal blunder shows how much Trump’s lackeys care about this red state” centers on reported federal policy cuts and local economic harm, notably a Kansas story alleging large farm...
Republican officials including Vice President J.D. Vance, President Donald Trump, and House Speaker Mike Johnson publicly alleged that Democrats are forcing a government shutdown fight to secure , a c...