October 2025

Fact-Check Summary The TruthSocial post claims President Trump brought home “more billion dollar deals” from his state visit to South Korea. The specific transactions listed—such as Korean Air’s purchase of 103 Boeing aircraft for $36.2 billion, GE Aerospace contracts, L3Harris Technologies, Korea Gas Corporation LNG purchases, prominent technology, energy, and shipbuilding investments as well as […]

Fact-Check Summary No specific claim from Truth Social about the Gyeongju National Museum has been provided. However, all major facts about the museum—including its founding in 1945, its extraordinary Silla-era collections, the special 2025 “Silla Gold Crowns: Power and Prestige” exhibition, and recent high-profile international attention at the APEC summit—are well-documented and verifiable. The material

Fact-Check Summary President Trump’s statement that “The Republic of Korea is a cherished American friend and a close ally and as we can see in this beautiful city its truly one of the most remarkable nations anywhere on earth” is factually attributed to his October 29, 2025 remarks in Gyeongju, South Korea. The description of

Fact-Check Summary No specific content was provided to fact-check. The request references “TruthSocial South Carerdddd,” which appears to be a typographical error and contains no factual claim or statement to verify. A generalized fact-check of Truth Social’s claims reveals a gap between its advertised free speech platform status and documented content moderation practices; however, without

Fact-Check Summary The post falsely states that Jack Smith is “a criminal.” There is no public record or credible report that Jack Smith has been charged with, or convicted of, any crime. The statement is an unfounded accusation. The post also refers to large-scale investigations of Republicans as a result of the FBI’s Arctic Frost

Fact-Check Summary President Trump’s Truth Social post contains a mix of factual and exaggerated claims. His statements about the Asia trip, meetings with regional leaders, and the scheduled summit with China’s President Xi Jinping are substantiated by multiple credible sources. However, the claim of “bringing back Trillions of Dollars to USA” conflates actual tariff collections

Fact-Check Summary The Truth Social post about U.S. military strikes on October 27, 2025, accurately reports that three strikes occurred in the Eastern Pacific resulting in 14 deaths and one survivor, with Mexican authorities participating in rescue operations. However, key assertions—such as the targets being proven members of designated terrorist organizations, their direct involvement in

Fact-Check Summary The post claims there is no statute of limitations on conspiracy and that this legally imperils Adam Schiff due to ongoing investigations. In reality, federal law establishes a five-year statute of limitations on most conspiracy charges, although this can extend in certain circumstances if the conspiracy is ongoing. The characterization that “there is

Fact-Check Summary Donald Trump did post on Truth Social on October 29, 2025, stating “I didn’t come to South Korea to see Canada!” Multiple reputable international news organizations independently reported and directly quoted this post. The claim is authentic, relevant to ongoing US-Canada trade tensions, and attributed with clear, verifiable context. Belief Alignment Analysis The

Fact-Check Summary Donald Trump’s endorsement post of Rep. Paul Gosar is authentic and taken directly from Trump’s official Truth Social account. The core factual claims – Gosar representing Arizona’s 9th Congressional District, his policy focus areas, and the nature of their political relationship – are accurate and well-documented. The post uses standard campaign language, mixing