Fact-Check Summary The claim that “Any California school district that doesn’t adhere to our Transgender policies will not be funded” reflects the substance of threats made by the Trump administration to withhold federal funding from California schools over transgender-related policies. While the precise wording of the quote was not found verbatim in official sources, official […]

Fact-Check Summary The post claims Donald Trump won Missouri “all 3 times in a landslide” and confidently predicts future Republican success in the state’s midterms. Official records confirm Trump won Missouri in both the 2016 and 2020 general elections by substantial margins and won the 2024 Republican caucus, but he has not competed in three

Fact-Check Summary The post claims: “our Southern Border is now 100 Secure” and “Washington DC is SAFE AGAIN and we have just begun the process of revival.” Data confirms historically low unauthorized border crossings and significant reductions in violent crime in Washington D.C., but both claims are exaggerated, especially in presenting security and safety as

Fact-Check Summary The TruthSocial post contains partially accurate but largely misleading claims about MSNBC’s ratings, name change, and parent company leadership. While MSNBC has faced recent ratings declines, it remains the #2 cable news network. The rebranding to “MS NOW” is part of a broader Comcast restructuring and is not a direct response to negative

Fact-Check Summary The claim that Governor Gavin Newsom is “way down in the polls” and “destroying” California is not supported by the most recent polling data or objective evidence. In fact, multiple independent polls from 2025 show that Newsom’s approval rating among Californians has risen significantly compared to the prior year—moving from underwater approval in

Fact-Check Summary The claim on Truth Social that President Trump has a 59% approval rating and a “massive lead over the Democrats” is false. Examination of multiple reputable polls conducted in July and August 2025 shows Trump’s approval rating ranging between 37% and 46%. No credible poll supports a 59% national approval rating. The claim

Fact-Check Summary Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s claim that “the only leader in the world that can talk to both Putin and Zelensky and bring them both to a meeting is Donald J Trump” is an overstatement. While Rubio did make these remarks and President Trump has succeeded in bringing both leaders to talks, he

Fact-Check Summary Lee Zeldin is the current EPA Administrator, and the Trump EPA has indeed cancelled approximately $29-30 billion in environmental grants and programs, matching the scale in the post. Cancelled programs include the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund, Solar for All, and environmental justice grant programs, all underpinned by legislative action and agency administrative decisions.

Fact-Check Summary The content closely parallels Lee Zeldin’s officially announced EPA policy framework, including priorities on clean air, energy dominance, permitting reform, and American auto jobs. However, while Zeldin has made similar public statements and press releases, there is no direct evidence confirming he posted this specific wording on TruthSocial. The attribution remains unverified even

Fact-Check Summary The claim that every state adopting wind and solar power has experienced record-breaking increases in electricity and energy costs is not supported by available evidence. In fact, states with high renewable energy penetration—such as North Dakota, South Dakota, and Texas—often have among the lowest electricity rates in the country. Research shows no positive