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How Ukrainian attacks on Russia’s oil facilities affect US diesel prices

politifact.com • Publié le 15 septembre 2026

During a visit to Ireland, President Donald Trump addressed record-high diesel prices by calling on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to stop attacking Russian refineries. “Mr. Zelenskyy has to do one thing: He has to stop knocking out diesel fuel in Russia,” Trump told reporters Sept. 13. “Let him go after targets, but not diesel fuel, […]

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¿Tax de $1,000 por huracanes? Verificamos propuesta de Jolly para el seguro de vivienda en Florida

El representante republicano de EE.UU. Byron Donalds bombardeó las ondas televisivas en Florida con un anuncio que ataca a su rival demócrata David Jolly por un plan que, según Donalds, consistiría en un “impuesto por huracanes” de $1,000.…

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Fact-check: President Donald Trump misleads on Iran war, AI in speech to UN

In his address to the United Nations General Assembly, President Donald Trump defended the United States’ robust use of military force in Iran, Venezuela and elsewhere, saying the international community is incapable of handling threats…

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Live fact-check: President Donald Trump speaks to UN General Assembly in New York

Seven months after the United States began its war with Iran and three days after the U.S. announced a new security agreement with Greenland and Denmark, President Donald Trump will speak directly to the United Nations General Assembly on…

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$1,000 hurricane tax? Fact-checking claims about Jolly’s proposal for Florida homeowners insurance

Republican U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds pounded Florida’s airwaves with a TV ad hitting Democratic rival David Jolly for a plan Donalds says would be a $1,000 “hurricane tax.” Jolly rejects the ad, saying his plan to move hurricane wind…

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From monument to ‘military complex’: How Trump shifted his pitch for a DC arch

President Donald Trump announced his proposed 250-foot arch in Washington, D.C., will now be a “military complex,” marking the second time he has changed a controversial construction project’s scope by tying it to national security.…

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Greenland deal: What Trump said about ‘permanent control over security’ and what’s next

A long-running argument within the NATO alliance may have come to an amicable conclusion. President Donald Trump on Sept. 18 announced a breakthrough on U.S. military presence in Greenland, a large Arctic island that’s part of Denmark but…

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Ask PolitiFact: Can President Trump legally demolish the Kennedy Center?

For months, President Donald Trump has been trying to put his personal stamp on the Kennedy Center, the high-profile performance venue in Washington, D.C. Faced with opposition in the courts, Trump has indicated he may want to tear down…

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‘Blood-soaked killing fields’: Fact-checking Trump and Whatley’s claims about Cooper and crime in North Carolina

RALEIGH, N.C. — President Donald Trump joined Republican U.S. Senate candidate Michael Whatley in Gastonia Wednesday night to promote Whatley and bash his Democratic opponent, former North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper. Cooper and Whatley —…

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