El congresista Byron Donalds, candidato republicano para gobernador de Florida, dijo que los brotes de sarampión en EE.UU. fueron causados por la "inmigración ilegal" durante la presidencia de Joe Biden. No hay pruebas de eso.
Trump said warnings about AI are from “the same people” who warned of climate change and advocated investigations of him. Alarms over AI are not confined to one group of people, and the loudest warnings lately have come from industry leaders.
The people who warned of climate change, the “Russia hoax” and the “Ukraine hoax” are the same people “now saying that AI is going to kill us all.”
President Donald Trump banned CNN, Politico and MS NOW from the White House. His defenders say that’s no different than what Joe Biden did in 2023. Is that true?
President Joe Biden “cut off 440 reporters’ credentials.”
Abdul El-Sayed said President Trump’s tariffs cost Michigan families $5,619. That’s based on tariffs paid by Michigan importers, but products are sold across the U.S., so Michigan households don't bear the total cost.
President Donald Trump’s tariffs “cost each Michigan household $5,619.”
Zach Lahn says Rob Sand “wants to raise your taxes by $7,500 per year.” Sand says he would not reverse Iowa’s recent income tax cuts. We looked at Sand’s positions and the math behind Lahn’s claim.
Iowa gubernatorial candidate Rob Sand “wants to raise (Iowans') taxes by $7,500 per year.”
No te dejes engañar, la presentadora de Univision, Adamari López, no llamó a ICE para arrestar a empleados latinos. Estos videos fueron generados con inteligencia artificial.
Adamari López “delató a dos inmigrantes que fueron capturados por las autoridades de inmigración”.
Michigan’s Abdul El-Sayed said Mike Rogers voted nine times to deny healthcare to 9/11 first responders. Rogers opposed the landmark 2010 bill that devoted billions to first-responder funding, but his voting record needs some context.
Former U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers “voted to deny health care” to 9/11 first responders “nine times.”
U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff’s TV ads show footage of older Americans and a clip of Rep. Mike Collins saying, “Get off of Social Security, get back into the workforce.” But Collins wasn’t telling older Americans to stop receiving the benefit.
U.S. Rep. Mike Collins “voted to gut Social Security” and "wants to push (older Americans) off Social Security and back to work."