December 2025

Fact-Check Summary The claim that Cristiano Ronaldo called President Trump to thank him for a White House and Oval Office tour during the referenced week is supported by multiple independent news sources, official White House documentation, and direct statements from both parties. The White House dinner and tour took place on November 18 and 19, […]

Fact-Check Summary Dr. Oz’s warning about Medicaid fraud in Minnesota is rooted in genuine federal investigations and over $1 billion in documented fraudulent claims. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, under his tenure, did issue strict compliance requirements to Minnesota, and several fraud schemes have been prosecuted, involving individuals—some of Somali descent. However, the

Fact-Check Summary The claim that “It took Trump no time to get the DC pipe bomber” is partially accurate but significantly misleading. While the Trump administration did resolve the case within nine months of taking office in January 2025, the underlying investigation spanned nearly five years. No new evidence or witnesses emerged under Trump; instead,

Fact-Check Summary The post shares a Fox News video of a Coast Guard helicopter sniper disabling a suspected drug vessel at sea. This claim is supported by official Coast Guard records, which confirm that the Helicopter Interdiction Tactical Squadron (HITRON) exists and uses aerial snipers to stop drug vessels. Recent Coast Guard press releases and

Fact-Check Summary The Thanksgiving video by Angel Families thanking Donald Trump for his border security efforts exists as described. Families featured have genuinely lost loved ones in tragic circumstances involving undocumented immigrants or fentanyl. The quoted statements and appearances in the video are verifiable. However, the video and campaign framing omit broader context about actual

Fact-Check Summary The statement attributed to Donald Trump—”Such a great honor Thank you FIFA and have a historic World Cup”—relates to Trump’s appearance at the FIFA World Cup draw event on December 5, 2025, where he received the inaugural FIFA Peace Prize. These words paraphrase sentiments Trump actually expressed, specifically his gratitude for the honor,

Fact-Check Summary President Trump’s post about the White House ballroom contains a mixture of accurate, misleading, and false claims. The assertion that the project is “under budget” is demonstrably false, as costs have increased by 50% over initial projections. The “double the size” language is an exaggeration, with the ballroom being approximately 1.6 times larger

Fact-Check Summary The post combines accurate, misleading, and exaggerated claims. Gasoline prices have dropped to $1.99 in some states and are notably lower from their prior peak under Biden, but other broad price categories like food and housing continue to rise, contradicting the claim that “prices are almost all down.” The affordability crisis is real

Fact-Check Summary The post is mostly accurate: Colonel James J. Jones, PhD, PA-C, is a decorated U.S. Army Physician Assistant who served at the White House and published “Venom and Valor: A White House Physician Assistant’s Battle for Survival in the Amazon” in December 2024. He holds a PhD but is not a licensed MD

Fact-Check Summary Donald Trump did receive FIFA’s inaugural Peace Prize on December 5, 2025, presented by FIFA President Gianni Infantino and formally titled the “FIFA Peace Prize – Football Unites the World.” This event and award are genuine. However, claims regarding the scope and substance of Trump’s peace achievements—such as “settling eight wars” or “saving