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Snopes generally aligns closely with other major fact-checkers, especially PolitiFact, with academic analysis finding near-uniform agreement after accounting for rating-style differences. Independent ...
Katie Johnson is an ambiguous name that refers to at least three distinct individuals in the supplied documents: a likely misidentified reference to , the celebrated NASA mathematician (born 1918, die...
Snopes faces recurring criticisms that its claim selection, rating process, and transparency are inconsistent or susceptible to bias, while independent analyses and Snopes’ own documentation also show...
Demographic projection models from the Migration Policy Institute (MPI) and Penn State show that ending birthright citizenship would substantially increase the size of the U.S. unauthorized population...
Between 2020 and mid‑2025, Mexico remained the largest single country of origin for unauthorized immigrants to the United States, but its share of the unauthorized population fell while arrivals from ...
From 2016–2020, the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) residual-method estimates of the unauthorized immigrant population largely fell in the same numerical band as independent estimates from the...
Between the late nineteenth century and World War II, lynching was concentrated in Southern states, with Mississippi and Georgia recording the largest tallies in the historical data most frequently ci...
You cannot rely on a single label or site to guarantee unbiased facts; established fact‑checking organizations such as FactCheck.org, PolitiFact and Reuters publish documented methods and editorial co...
Available research finds no consistent, system-wide hit to retention or graduation after the large wave of test‑optional adoptions in 2020: multiple multi‑school studies report similar retention and g...
Available sources show that most violent extremist incidents in the U.S. in recent years have been carried out by right‑wing actors—often white supremacists or loosely organized far‑right networks—rat...
Mexico’s share of the U.S. unauthorized population fell from 62% in 2010 to about 40% by 2023, while Central American nationalities (notably Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador) and South America togethe...
Major fact‑checking organizations — the Associated Press (AP), Snopes, PolitiFact and others — position themselves as dedicated debunkers of misinformation and tend to reach similar conclusions on man...
Geocartography appears in the recent reporting chiefly as a private survey/research firm (Geocartography Knowledge Group or Geocartography Institute) that partners with clients on public-opinion polli...
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Local PBS stations face immediate budget shortfalls that have already forced layoffs, program cancellations and reduced operations — PBS says the system lost about 21% of revenues and cut roughly 15% ...
There is no single, authoritative projection of 2025 unauthorized immigrant population changes by state in the materials provided; available estimates describe state totals through mid‑2023 and discus...
A psychology degree’s shape varies widely by school: many U.S. bachelor programs require roughly 120–180 total credits and institution-specific major minimums (examples: 120 credits minimum at Michiga...
Graduates who feel their degrees have been “devalued” have a mix of administrative fixes (transcripts, letters of certification/provisional award letters), institutional remedies (addenda or grade app...
Two consistent findings emerge from available reporting: there is no credible contemporary reporting that a microphone physically "exploded" during the Charlie Kirk events; witnesses and video descrip...
Universities base decisions to deny or revoke recognition of student organizations on a mix of , not solely on ideology; recent cases show rejections tied to claimed incompatibility with religious mis...