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Can we compare Republicans’ 2020 voter fraud claims with what Clinton said about the 2016 election? By Madeline Heim • May 31, 2024 Following guilty verdict, fact-checking Donald Trump on Biden’s role, being a ‘political prisoner’ By Madison Czopek • May 30, 2024 Is Biden’s student loan forgiveness affecting Black Americans the most? What we know By Matthew Crowley • May 28, 2024 Why it’s unlikely that Trump will lose his voting rights if convicted of a felony in New York By Amy Sherman • May 23, 2024 Trump New York trial: Do statements by other Republicans violate gag order? By Maria Ramirez Uribe • May 17, 2024 Los principios y metodología de PolitiFact para la verificación independiente de hechos By PolitiFact Staff • May 16, 2024 Robert F. Kennedy Jr. dice que un gusano se comió parte de su cerebro. Expertos lo ven improbable By Loreben Tuquero • May 15, 2024 The meaning, history and political rhetoric surrounding the term abortion ‘ban’ By Samantha Putterman • May 15, 2024 PolitiFact launches Spanish-language website to serve more than 40 million U.S. Spanish-speakers By PolitiFact Staff • May 14, 2024 PolitiFact lanza una página web en español para informar a hispanohablantes en los Estados Unidos By PolitiFact Staff • May 14, 2024 Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says a worm ate part of his brain. Experts said that’s unlikely. By Loreben Tuquero • May 10, 2024 South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem’s new book contains 3 questionable anecdotes By Matthew Crowley • May 10, 2024 Trump says the FEC saw no merit in Stormy Daniels-related case. Here’s why that’s misleading. By Amy Sherman • May 8, 2024 The Republican Party wants more poll watchers. Here’s what they can, and can’t, do. By Amy Sherman • May 7, 2024 What we know about the ‘outside agitators’ being blamed for campus protests By Kwasi Gyamfi Asiedu • May 6, 2024 Student protesters are calling for divestment from Israel. Here’s what that means. By Jeff Cercone • May 3, 2024 Did South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem break the law by shooting her dog? What legal experts say By Jeff Cercone • May 1, 2024 Fact-check: Trump misleads on jury selection, request to Judge Merchan for time off By Jeff Cercone • April 17, 2024 El primer juicio penal de Donald Trump trata de la falsificación de registros, acá los detalles By Louis Jacobson • April 12, 2024 Republicans push for noncitizen voting ban in Congress. But a federal ban already exists. By Louis Jacobson • April 12, 2024
