October 2025

Fact-Check Summary EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin’s post accurately reports the public release of new EPA resources regarding contrails and geoengineering, claiming “total transparency” and provision of “EVERYTHING” the agency knows. However, although detailed information was indeed released, the scientific content directly contradicts the conspiracy theories the framing appears to validate. There is no evidence of […]

Fact-Check Summary The claim that “14 people were shot over the weekend in Chicago, four DEAD” is partially accurate. Available Chicago Police and media data confirm four fatalities, but the actual total number of people shot was 25 (four killed, 21 wounded), not 14. The figure cited underreports the scale of violence for that weekend

Fact-Check Summary The post accurately states that Joe Biden received approximately 15 million more votes than Barack Obama in 2012, though the numerical presentation is imprecise. The claims that Biden exceeded Obama’s performance with Black voters in swing states are not substantiated by reliable data, and the assertion that Black voters “hate” Biden is refuted

Fact-Check Summary The post makes three central claims: that the author is “rescuing the American Spirit” by making America “the hottest country in the world today,” that Bret Baier has a new book about Teddy Roosevelt titled “To Rescue the American Spirit: Teddy Roosevelt and the Birth of a Superpower,” and that people should read

Fact-Check Summary The Truth Social post by Donald Trump stating that he met with Idaho Governor Brad Little in the Oval Office, praised his gubernatorial performance, and declared a “Complete and Total Endorsement” is accurate in all verifiable respects. Trump did give such an endorsement to Little in June 2025, and both the endorsement and

Fact-Check Summary President Donald Trump’s Truth Social post congratulating Eric Trump as “Number One” is grounded in verifiable facts. Eric Trump’s memoir “Under Siege: My Family’s Fight to Save Our Nation” reached the top position on both the Amazon and New York Times bestseller lists in October 2025. Multiple sources confirm these specific achievements, reflecting

Fact-Check Summary The claim that the U.S. Treasury sanctioned major Russian oil companies, specifically Rosneft and Lukoil, while issuing a call for Moscow to agree to an immediate ceasefire on October 22, 2025, is factually supported by multiple authoritative sources. The action marked the first significant escalation in Russia-related sanctions under President Trump’s second administration,

Fact-Check Summary The Wall Street Journal did publish a factual report about the U.S. approving changes to Ukraine’s use of long-range missiles. Contrary to the claim, the U.S. was not only aware of these missiles being used, but played a significant role by providing targeting data that made these strikes possible. While the missiles employed

Fact-Check Summary The post accurately describes Wilton Simpson’s background as a fifth-generation Floridian, lifelong egg farmer, successful businessman, and former State Senate President. Simpson’s current position as Florida Agriculture Commissioner is also factual. The claim that Donald Trump won Florida “six times” is not supported by evidence—Trump has won the state three times (2016, 2020,

Fact-Check Summary President Trump’s Truth Social post claims that he approved $25 million in federal disaster relief for Alaska following Typhoon Halong at Governor Dunleavy’s request and references his electoral victories in the state (2016, 2020, 2024). All key factual claims are confirmed by multiple independent sources, including official government documentation. The statement slightly exaggerates