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Claims made by Donald Trump about Barack Obama's birthplace.
Major, repeatedly debunked race-related claims by Donald Trump since 2015 fall into clear categories—birtherism and attacks on Barack Obama’s legitimacy, inflammatory claims about immigrants and migra...
The supplied reporting contains extensive documentation of directed at — including a Truth Social video depicting the Obamas as apes that drew bipartisan condemnation and was removed — but none of the...
reposted a late-night video on that briefly depicted and with their faces superimposed on ape bodies, ; the post remained live for roughly 12 hours before being removed amid bipartisan condemnation . ...
Fact‑checkers have repeatedly flagged a set of recurring as false: broad allegations of widespread and “rigged” elections; inflated tied to migrants; repeated ; and numerous demonstrably incorrect sta...
The "birther" controversy was a sustained conspiracy movement that questioned whether was born in the and therefore constitutionally eligible to be president; it surfaced during the 2008 campaign, per...
attacks repeatedly for a mix of political calculation, personal grievance and media strategy: he energizes his base, reframes news cycles, and seeks to delegitimize a predecessor whose popularity and ...
There have been recurring controversies about Donald Trump’s birth records—most prominently his 2011 release of a “hospital certificate” that critics said was not an official birth certificate and sub...