January 2026

Fact-Check Summary Every factual element of the post is accurate. Dr. Marc Siegel is a qualified medical professional with an established record. The book “The Miracles Among Us” exists, is recently published, and is available for purchase. While Trump’s precise post cannot be independently confirmed, his endorsement of such works is consistent with well-documented patterns. […]

Fact-Check Summary The claim that the United States is the “hottest and most successful country anywhere in the world” is not substantiated by objective economic and quality-of-life metrics. While the U.S. remains economically and technologically influential, data from 2025 demonstrate moderate GDP growth, middling stock market performance compared globally, lagging life expectancy, higher poverty and

Fact-Check Summary Donald Trump’s post urging the New York Giants to hire John Harbaugh and calling Harbaugh a “great guy” is authentic and well-supported by verified reporting. The statements regarding Harbaugh’s recent firing, his coaching credentials, the Giants’ vacancy, and the high interest in Harbaugh as a candidate are all accurate. Trump’s message presents a

Fact-Check Summary President Trump’s Truth Social post—”Iran is looking at FREEDOM perhaps like never before. The USA stands ready to help”—is an authentic communication issued during the January 2026 Iranian protests. The characterization of Iran “looking at FREEDOM” summarizes the aspirations voiced by large portions of demonstrators and is corroborated by protest slogans and protest

Fact-Check Summary President Trump’s claim that he is “already making Venezuela rich and safe again” is not supported by observable evidence as of January 10, 2026. Although the U.S. military removed Nicolás Maduro from power and the administration announced ambitious investment and policy goals, six days after the military operation, Venezuela’s economic and security crises

Fact-Check Summary Attorney General Pam Bondi has publicly directed federal prosecutors to investigate alleged government “weaponization” dating to the Obama-Biden administrations and has labeled these years a “ten-year stain.” These statements, as well as the existence of a grand jury and subpoenas for John Brennan, Peter Strzok, and Lisa Page, are factual and documented. However,

Fact-Check Summary The post accurately reports that Jack Smith’s team approved a $20,000 payment to a confidential informant in connection with the Arctic Frost investigation, as supported by recently released FBI and congressional documents. However, the demand that Smith “should be sitting in prison” is a subjective, unsupported, and inflammatory opinion not grounded in any

Fact-Check Summary Gregg Jarrett’s post claims that James Comey knowingly advanced a Russian interference “hoax” orchestrated by Hillary Clinton’s campaign, comparing Comey to Nixon in terms of abuse of power. Independent investigations confirm that while the Clinton campaign funded the Steele dossier, it did not orchestrate the FBI’s Russia investigation, which was triggered by separate

Fact-Check Summary The claim that Trump’s order to capture Nicolás Maduro was “not illegal or unconstitutional” is partially accurate but incomplete. Domestically, there is recognized precedent under U.S. constitutional law—specifically Article II powers and court doctrines like Ker-Frisbie and related Supreme Court cases—supporting the executive’s limited authority in operations of this type. However, significant questions

Fact-Check Summary Gregg Jarrett’s post, echoing his Fox News opinion article, raises claims about Minnesota Governor Tim Walz’s culpability in a large-scale social service fraud scandal. Many factual premises—the existence of a massive fraud scheme, the scale of losses, federal investigations, and some whistleblower retaliation—are well-documented and verified through congressional testimony and federal indictments. However,