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  1. 14 juin

    A viral post spread on Facebook, and questioned by some readers, erroneously claims that Congress has approved exorbitant pay raises while simultaneously denying an increase in Social Security benefits.

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  3. 14 juin

    CNN’s examines in this week’s fact-checking video President Trump's claim that the said his presidential campaign “rebuffed” Russian offers of assistance.

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  4. 13 juin

    In Iowa, Trump cherry-picked agriculture export figures in Obama's last two years in office to mask the overall increase in export values during Obama's 8 years.

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  5. 13 juin

    In Iowa, Trump said of Japan: “They haven’t bought our beef since the year 2000.” In fact, U.S. beef exports to Japan have exceeded $1 billion every year since 2012, and Japan has been the largest export market for U.S. beef since 2013.

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  6. 13 juin

    A quotation misattributed to Mark Twain is circulating online and suggests the famous writer disparaged voting. Actually, he celebrated it.

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  7. 13 juin

    Viral posts on Facebook claim, falsely, that former Vice President Joe Biden “leaked the names of SEAL Team 6 family’s to Al Qaeda.” Biden publicly credited the SEALs with killing Osama Bin Laden, but did not disclose the team or team members responsible.

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  8. 13 juin

    Trump repeated his claim that China pays the US “billions and billions of dollars” in tariffs and until now “never gave us 10 cents.” That’s wrong. U.S. importers pay tariffs, not China, and the US has been collecting billions on Chinese goods for years.

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  9. 13 juin

    President Trump said the U.S. trade deficit with China was $500 billion under President Obama and claimed he “stopped” that. He’s wrong on both counts. The U.S.-China trade deficit has gone up under Trump, and it wasn't $500B under Obama.

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    12 juin

    awards will be handed out on June 20, in Cape Town. And - remember - you don't have to be a fact-checker to cast a vote! Anyone can do it. So go ahead and choose the best for each category here:

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  11. 13 juin

    President Trump said China’s net worth has dropped by $15 trillion to $20 trillion since his election. In fact, Credit Suisse’s annual analysis of total household wealth shows that China’s went up nearly $5.3 trillion during that time.

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  13. 11 juin

    Trump today said: "Right now China is paying us billions and billions of dollars [in tariffs]. They never gave us 10 cents." That's not true. Tariffs aren't paid by China, and tariffs on Chinese imports were in the billions before Trump took office.

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  14. 7 juin

    During a trip to the United Kingdom, President Trump once again expressed skepticism about climate change, making several false or misleading statements in a television interview on “Good Morning Britain” with host Piers Morgan.

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  15. 7 juin

    In July 2018, there was a pro-Trump rally in London, and it was covered by the media. Now, a video clip from that rally has gone viral with the false claim that it happened during Trump's June 2019 trip to London and the media ignored it.

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  16. 6 juin

    This week’s fact-checking video by and focuses on claims made about gun regulations by former President Obama and two Democratic presidential candidates.

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  19. 5 juin

    A manipulated photo circulating online falsely claims to show boxes of shoes for Ivanka Trump’s fashion line getting a special exemption from tariffs.

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  20. 5 juin

    In remarks at a technology conference in Brazil, former President Barack Obama misrepresented U.S. gun laws, claiming that “anybody can buy any weapon … without much, if any, regulation,” including “machine guns.”

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