July 2025

Fact-Check Summary The TruthSocial post in question, which references an official White House fact sheet about President Trump signing the GENIUS Act into law, is accurate and verifiable. Multiple independent sources, including Congress.gov, major news outlets, and direct video evidence confirm that President Trump did indeed sign the GENIUS Act on July 18, 2025. The […]

Fact-Check Summary A recent Truth Social post by President Trump highlights a series of accomplishments during his first six months in office. Key claims regarding legislation, border security, executive action, NATO defense spending, and stock market performance are broadly supported by official releases and independent reporting. However, many of the administration’s strongest quantitative assertions—such as

Fact-Check Summary President Trump’s “Six Months of Winning” posts on Truth Social make sweeping claims about economic, foreign policy, and political achievements during his second term. Independent verification shows these claims are often exaggerated or lack supporting evidence. While Trump highlights achievements such as extended tax cuts, border security gains, and diplomatic breakthroughs, nonpartisan sources

Fact-Check Summary The post praises Senator Dan Sullivan’s career and policy positions, while highlighting Donald Trump’s repeated victories in Alaska and offering a full endorsement for Sullivan’s reelection. Upon review, most factual claims are supported by credible sources: Senator Sullivan did serve as Alaska’s Attorney General and as Commissioner of the Department of Natural Resources

Fact-Check Summary A thorough review of recent academic research, government reports, and independent analyses shows that the claim connecting rising crime in American cities directly to the implementation of cashless bail is misleading. Most jurisdictions that adopted bail reform saw no statistically significant increase in crime; some, like New Jersey, even experienced a notable decline

Fact-Check Summary Donald Trump’s TruthSocial post claims Senator Adam Schiff falsified loan documents to obtain better mortgage rates and accuses Schiff of orchestrating investigations to criminally implicate Trump’s son in a “manufactured” scandal. A review of federal agency reports confirms that Schiff has been referred to the Department of Justice following credible allegations that he

Fact-Check Summary The Truth Social post questions how Samantha Power accumulated her wealth, suggesting suspicious enrichment during her service as USAID Administrator. Comprehensive review of her federally mandated financial disclosures, alongside independent fact-checking and reputable reporting, shows Power’s net worth largely originated from pre-government income—including book royalties, speaking fees, investments, and her husband Cass Sunstein’s

Fact-Check Summary The claim “Watch Mark Levin on FoxNews NOW” was posted on Truth Social, prompting the impression that Fox News or Mark Levin’s show can be viewed directly on the platform. Based on the available evidence, Truth Social does not offer direct streaming of Fox News programming, including Mark Levin’s “Life, Liberty & Levin.”

Fact-Check Summary Donald Trump’s Truth Social post contains two major claims: (1) that The Wall Street Journal misrepresented a conversation by reporting Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent advised him against firing Fed Chairman Jerome Powell, and (2) that Trump’s leadership is the sole reason U.S. financial markets are at record highs. Available evidence clearly

Fact-Check Summary Donald Trump’s TruthSocial post claims he would block a new stadium deal for the Washington Commanders unless the team reverts to the “Redskins” name, alleges the Cleveland Guardians’ electoral misfortunes are tied to their renaming from the “Indians,” and suggests Native Americans want the old names reinstated. Comprehensive review of recent news, political