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The methodology used by The Washington Post for fact checking, including monitoring public appearances and social posts, coding for source and topic, and counting mechanisms.
The Washington Post created an extensive database cataloguing President Donald Trump’s false or misleading statements during his 2017–2021 term, totaling 30,573 entries by the end of that presidency ....
Fact-checkers have approached claims that wealthy donors “directly pay protesters” by following public grant records, querying organizations and donors, and distinguishing direct stipends from general...
There is no evidence in the supplied reporting that fact‑checkers have produced a comprehensive, public side‑by‑side matrix comparing every historical plaque’s claims with original archival records; t...
Three major, publicly referenced fact‑checking operations tracked Donald Trump’s statements during his presidency, but they produced very different tallies because they used different scopes and metho...
Factually — the site under scrutiny — is not definitively labeled a liberal outlet by the curated fact-checking resources in the provided reporting; Media Bias/Fact Check (MBFC) rates Factually as “Le...