Fact-Check Summary The phrase “THE PANICANS ARE WRONG AGAIN” reflects a pattern of communication by Donald Trump and his administration but cannot be definitively verified as a Truth Social post based on available sources. However, numerous official statements, social media posts, and press briefings by Trump and his administration have used variations of anti-“panican” language […]
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Fact-Check Summary The post in question, allegedly from Donald Trump on Truth Social, reads: “Should be number ONE New York Times RIGGED IT Selena is great President DJT.” Credible sources confirm that this specific, brief message was indeed posted by Trump. However, the subject matter—the New York Times and a ranking, connected to Selena Gomez—remains
Fact-Check Summary The widely circulated social media post attributing a pro-Trump letter to Clint Eastwood is false. The content was actually authored by New Hampshire state Representative Fred Doucette, not Eastwood. Multiple fact-checking organizations have confirmed this misattribution, noting that the letter was first published as a letter to the editor in September 2019 by
Fact-Check Summary Larry O’Connor’s claims regarding Democratic gerrymandering in Maryland and Republican redistricting in Texas are factually supported. Maryland Democrats deliberately redrew congressional districts after the 2010 Census to maximize their party’s representation, a fact confirmed by legislative records and Governor O’Malley’s own admission of partisan intent. Texas Republicans are presently pursuing redistricting to gain
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Fact-Check Summary The post accurately represents a statement made by President Donald Trump on Truth Social in early August 2025, calling for Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan’s resignation based on alleged conflicts of interest. There is substantive factual context backing these claims: Tan’s significant venture capital involvement with over 600 Chinese companies—including some with military connections—and
Fact-Check Summary The claim that Iran’s nuclear arsenal has been “totally OBLITERATED” is not supported by intelligence assessments. While U.S. strikes in June 2025 inflicted significant damage on several Iranian nuclear sites, the program was set back by months to, at most, two years—not eliminated. Iran retains enriched uranium stockpiles, and some facilities remain intact
Fact-Check Summary President Trump’s Truth Social announcement that he has instructed the Department of Commerce to prepare a new census—excluding people in the country illegally—is factually grounded in official statements, executive actions, and continued policy efforts. He rescinded prior Biden-era orders requiring all residents to be counted and has aligned with ongoing legislative and administrative
Fact-Check Summary The claim that “billions of dollars in tariffs are now flowing into the United States of America” at midnight is inaccurate. While the U.S. had been collecting billions in tariff revenues in 2025, the specific implication that new tariffs started at midnight is false. The Trump administration delayed the start of new tariffs
Fact-Check Summary Trump’s Truth Social post claims that reciprocal tariffs will take effect at midnight, will generate billions of dollars for the United States from countries that have exploited it, and contends that only a “radical left court” could stop America’s greatness. The implementation date for the tariffs is substantially correct—multiple sources corroborate that the
Fact-Check Summary The Truth Social post accurately reports key facts about the shooting at Fort Stewart, Georgia, on August 6, 2025. Multiple credible news sources confirmed there was a shooting at Fort Stewart, the suspect (Sgt. Quornelius Radford) was quickly apprehended by military personnel, and the Army Criminal Investigation Division took charge of the investigation.