September 2025

Fact-Check Summary The post is authentic and is correctly attributed to Donald Trump based on corroborated reporting from multiple news outlets. The core claim—Hamas moving hostages above ground to be used as human shields—is verified by independent news sources and aligns with information released by Israeli defense officials. The post uses severe language describing this […]

Fact-Check Summary The claim that the U.S. military conducted a “second kinetic strike” this morning against Venezuelan drug traffickers—resulting in three deaths—has no support in the factual record. While a first strike occurred on September 2, 2025 and was widely reported, there is no credible media coverage, official confirmation, or evidence for any second strike

Fact-Check Summary The social media post accurately identifies that Republican leaders John Thune and Mike Johnson are working on a short-term, clean extension of government funding (Continuing Resolution) to avert a government shutdown by the September 30 deadline. While Democrats, led by Chuck Schumer, have expressed opposition to certain Republican proposals, both parties have generally

Fact-Check Summary Eric Trump’s memoir “Under Siege” is scheduled for release on October 14, 2025. Claims that it “immediately went to NUMBER ONE on Amazon” are difficult to substantiate. While the book is available for pre-order and may have temporarily topped a niche Amazon category due to concentrated purchasing, there is no independent or mainstream

Fact-Check Summary The post accurately honors Retired U.S. Army Sergeant Michael Verardo’s military service, injuries, rehabilitation, family, and his wife Sarah’s public advocacy for wounded veterans. The date and nature of his combat injuries, number of surgeries, family details, and Sarah’s role are all corroborated by multiple reputable news sources, official military records, and advocacy

Fact-Check Summary The Social post attributed to President Donald Trump, calling for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates immediately and by more than currently considered, is authentic and matches verified statements on Truth Social. However, the economic claims therein—specifically that such cuts would make “housing soar”—are oversimplified. While rate cuts can influence mortgage rates

Fact-Check Summary The post accurately references ongoing US-China trade meetings in Madrid and the negotiations’ timing, but exaggerates the positivity and certainty of their outcomes. There is no public evidence of a finalized TikTok deal or that President Trump spoke with President Xi on Friday as claimed. The overall tone overstates the strength of diplomatic

Fact-Check Summary The post accurately states that U.S. public companies are required to report quarterly by the SEC, a rule in effect since 1970. The claim that moving to semi-annual reporting could save money is grounded in evidence, particularly for smaller companies; compliance costs are significant and reductions could offer some relief. However, claims that

Fact-Check Summary The post accurately states that U.S. public companies are currently required by the SEC to report earnings quarterly. It is true that there has been longstanding debate, including positions by Trump during his first administration, advocating for a shift to semi-annual reporting. Claims that switching to six-month reports would save companies money have

Fact-Check Summary The social media post accurately describes some elements of the NFL’s new kickoff rule, including the visual aspect of a “frozen” field and the distinction from traditional kickoffs. However, it mischaracterizes the implementation process as hasty, which instead involved substantial deliberation and broad owner approval. Most notably, claims that the new rule is