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No, an 'invasion of crocodiles' at a beach did not leave the 'local population panicking'
Social Media
Yes, the IRS is forgiving some late-filing fees because of the pandemic
Taxes
No, gas prices don’t always go down before elections
Gas Prices
Yes, ‘rainbow’ fentanyl is circulating in the United States
Health
No, traditional Medicare doesn't include non-medical benefits like grocery cards or gym memberships
Health
Yes, the president can declassify documents, but there isn’t a set protocol they have to follow
Government
No, there isn’t a limit to how many times the Federal Reserve can adjust interest rates
Economy
Yes, the tax deadline for people who filed extensions is coming in October
Taxes
No, the average taxpayer will not have to pay $2,100 to cover the cost of student loan forgiveness
Taxes
VERIFY Fact Sheet: What is sedition and other key terms from Jan. 6
Government
No, NASA’s plan to crash a satellite into an asteroid doesn’t put Earth at risk
Science
Yes, a Colorado law prohibits Mike Tyson from selling his ear-shaped edibles in the state
Social Media
Yes, drought can make it harder for soil to absorb water
Weather
Yes, the gay and trans ‘panic’ defense is still legal in a majority of states
Courts
Yes, Florida allocated $12 million to transport migrants out of the state
Immigration
No, Prince Philip’s body was not stored in a ‘fancy refrigerator’
World
No, the National Institutes of Health didn’t approve ivermectin as a COVID-19 treatment
Coronavirus
Yes, it’s a tradition for beekeepers to tell their bees about major family events
World
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Fact-checking images of Queen Elizabeth II following her death
World
Yes, King Charles III is exempt from paying inheritance tax
World
Yes, at least 94% of teachers report paying for school supplies out of pocket
Education
Yes, updated omicron boosters were tested on mice, not humans, before authorization
Vaccines
No, Trump didn’t say he was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II on Truth Social
National