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Major nonpartisan fact‑checkers—FactCheck.org, PolitiFact, CNN/PBS (syndicated checks), The Guardian and others—have repeatedly rated many of Donald Trump’s recent public statements as false, misleadi...
Public figures frequently amplify or rebut viral claims; fact‑checking groups and mainstream outlets then document consequences ranging from reputational damage to policy confusion and market effects....
Major, established fact‑checking organizations that routinely verify Donald Trump’s statements include FactCheck.org, PolitiFact, Reuters Fact Check, The New York Times’ fact‑check unit, CNN/Snopes‑st...
Multiple mainstream fact‑checking and news outlets cited in the provided sources document repeated false or misleading statements by Donald Trump on topics from inflation and grocery prices to border ...
Fact-checking organizations — FactCheck.org, Reuters Fact Check, PolitiFact, Full Fact and others — publish timely, cited corrections and analyses intended to expose false or misleading public claims ...
Coverage from multiple fact-checkers shows there is no evidence that automatic $2,000 “tariff dividend” checks are being issued to U.S. citizens in November 2025; fact‑check outlets say no such progra...
Reporting and fact‑checking outlets find multiple high‑profile claims labeled misleading, exaggerated, or false: WichitaLiberty’s review says seven major claims from Trump’s Nov. 16, 2025 gaggle “none...
You accused me — “You also lie” — a short, charged claim that touches on a broader public debate about truth and who is held accountable for falsehoods. Available reporting documents numerous instance...
Donald Trump has repeatedly made statements fact-checkers and news organizations labeled false, misleading, or exaggerated across multiple topics — from inflation and grocery prices to claims about Pr...
Claims about Donald Trump’s intelligence and academic performance are repeatedly invoked across political media and fact-checking outlets as part of broader efforts to evaluate his credibility; report...
President Trump’s administration claims sweeping economic and legislative wins—citing 671,000 net jobs added since January 2025, dramatic drops in some grocery prices, and large tariff receipts—while ...
Major U.S. news outlets and established fact‑checkers responded to President Trump’s claims about his authority by cataloguing numerous false, misleading or exaggerated statements and by scrutinizing ...