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Journalists and fact-checkers use various methods to verify claims in high-profile cases, including official records, prior public filings, and expert organizations.
When high‑profile memoirs attribute private remarks to public figures, professional newsrooms verify those claims by triangulating documentary evidence, multiple independent witnesses and, where appro...
To independently verify an audio testimony like Sasha Riley’s, investigators follow a layered process: secure and document the recording’s provenance, subject the file to forensic analysis and authent...
Journalists and fact‑checkers have tracked shifts in ’s public account of his education by comparing his repeated boasts and claims to contemporaneous records, biographical reporting, and institutiona...
Claims about political figures’ academic records are a predictable wedge in modern campaigns — deployed to signal credibility or dishonesty, to energize bases or depress opponents — while journalists ...