February 2026

Fact-Check Summary The post by President Trump correctly identifies the existence of the Committee for the Preservation of the White House and accurately names several important White House rooms. It purports that a meeting with the committee took place, followed by a tour, and asserts that the White House is now being “cherished and properly […]

Fact-Check Summary The post accurately reports that the U.S. House of Representatives is scheduled to vote on legislation mandating citizenship checks and photo ID requirements for voting. Leadership announcements and news reports confirm such a vote is scheduled for early February 2026. However, the framing combines elements from different legislative proposals, specifically the SAVE Act,

Fact-Check Summary Truth Social, predominantly utilized by former President Donald Trump, is characterized by frequent dissemination of unverified, misleading, or overtly false claims, particularly regarding election integrity, immigration, and media coverage. Multiple thorough investigations—including analyses by AI systems, journalistic fact-checkers, and academic researchers—have documented substantial inaccuracy rates in prominent posts, especially those authored by Trump.

Fact-Check Summary Monitoring claims retweeted from Donald Trump’s Truth Social account presents significant fact-checking challenges due to the platform’s small, highly partisan user base and minimal moderation. Truth Social content—whether original or retruthed—has repeatedly been documented as containing false, misleading, or conspiratorial statements, particularly about the 2020 election, government actions, and world affairs. Multiple independent

Fact-Check Summary The social media post in question thanks Anna Paulina Luna and references a website promoting Donald Trump on Mount Rushmore, implicitly claiming support from Trump for Luna’s initiative. Anna Paulina Luna did formally introduce a bill in Congress to add President Donald Trump’s likeness to Mount Rushmore, and this proposal is extensively verified

Fact-Check Summary Truth Social is a social media platform closely associated with former President Donald Trump and serves a predominantly conservative user base. The platform enables users to share and amplify content—particularly through its “ReTruths” feature—but has been observed to possess substantial deficiencies in both content moderation and fact-checking mechanisms compared to mainstream platforms. This

Fact-Check Summary The post’s sweeping assertions that American elections are “rigged” and “stolen,” and that the U.S. is a global “laughingstock,” are unsupported by credible evidence. Multiple lines of verification from federal, state, and independent sources confirm that voter fraud is exceedingly rare and that elections consistently meet democratic standards. Panels of observers and court

Fact-Check Summary The post accurately describes Cody Simpson as a fifth-generation South Carolina farmer and former senior aide to Governor Henry McMaster, supported by official state records and USDA announcements. His current role as State Executive Director of the USDA Farm Service Agency is verified by public federal documentation. The claim that Simpson is “considering

Fact-Check Summary President Trump’s social media post presents a mix of factual assertions, significant exaggerations, and some misleading or disputed claims about U.S. military strength, nuclear weapons policy, and international diplomacy. While it is true that the U.S. remains one of the world’s most powerful countries, the claim of a “complete military rebuild” grossly overstates

Fact-Check Summary The social media post attributed to Donald Trump endorses Viktor Orbán with broad praise, crediting him for economic growth, law and order, job creation, and stopping illegal immigration, alongside bipartisan advances in US–Hungarian relations. Factually, Trump’s endorsement of Orbán is accurate and both leaders did cultivate closer diplomatic ties during the Trump administration.