November 2025

Fact-Check Summary The Truth Social post accurately states that Congressman Barry Loudermilk from Georgia authored the book “And Then They Prayed: Moments in American History Impacted By Prayer.” The book is a real publication, and Loudermilk is a sitting member of Congress. However, much of what is promoted in relation to the book involves selectively […]

Fact-Check Summary Donald Trump’s Truth Social post stating “My G2 Meeting with President Xi of China was a great one for both of our Countries” is factually accurate regarding the occurrence of the meeting, his use of the “G2” label, and his positive characterization. On October 30, 2025, Trump met with Xi Jinping in Busan,

Fact-Check Summary Donald Trump’s statement about meeting Sanae Takaichi, the new Prime Minister of Japan, reflects verifiable facts: Takaichi assumed office on October 21, 2025, and Trump did meet her on October 28, 2025, in Tokyo. Multiple sources document Trump expressing admiration for Takaichi, consistent with the spirit of the quoted post. However, the exact

Fact-Check Summary President Trump’s assertion that his Asia trip was “incredibly successful” is supported by documented announcements of major bilateral deals and sizable investment commitments with Asian countries. However, the sweeping claim that “no President has ever brought more business into the United States” is misleading. No clear metric or historical evidence supports the notion

Fact-Check Summary The post congratulating the Republican Jewish Coalition on “40 amazing years” is factually correct. The RJC was founded in 1985, and as of 2025, the organization is indeed celebrating its 40th anniversary. The content is an accurate reflection of remarks made by Donald Trump at the RJC’s Annual Leadership Summit in October/November 2025.

Fact-Check Summary The claim that Christianity faces an “existential threat” in Nigeria oversimplifies the realities of violence in the country. While Christians do suffer from violent attacks, so do Muslims and other groups. The causes are rooted in resource disputes, banditry, organized crime, and ethnic tensions—not exclusively religious persecution. The scale of violence and casualty

Fact-Check Summary The social media post makes three main claims: that the United States has more nuclear weapons than any other country, that the American arsenal was fully modernized and renovated during the poster’s first term, and that ongoing nuclear weapons testing by other countries justifies renewed U.S. nuclear testing. Analysis of public sources and

Fact-Check Summary Donald Trump’s statement thanking Miami Mayor Francis Suarez for presenting him with a key to the city accurately describes an event that took place on November 5, 2025, during the America Business Forum in Miami. This ceremonial gesture is confirmed by several reputable news sources and was marked by a public, formal presentation.

Fact-Check Summary President Trump’s speech at the America Business Forum in Miami on November 5, 2025, included numerous claims spanning economic performance, energy prices, investment, and political opponents. Several assertions were factually accurate, such as strong stock market performance and low gasoline prices, but many others relied on selective framing, context omission, or outright exaggeration—including

Fact-Check Summary The claim that the United States currently has the strongest economy, border, military, friendships, and spirit, marking a “Golden Age of America,” is a blend of fact, exaggeration, and misinformation. Military strength and border enforcement have empirical support, but data on the economy, international alliances, and national spirit show clear weaknesses or contradictions.