Fact-Check Summary The claim that President Trump would attend and speak at the Rocky Mount Events Center in North Carolina on December 19, 2025, with doors opening at 6 PM, is accurate. Multiple official and independent sources confirm the event’s date, time, venue, and legit registration process. The information matches official Republican National Committee announcements, […]

Fact-Check Summary The Truth Social post endorsing Chris Gober for Texas’ 10th Congressional District largely presents accurate biographical facts: Gober is a Harvard Law School graduate, a successful lawyer, and a candidate in the district’s 2026 Republican primary. His legal career and accomplishments are verifiable and have been documented across reputable sources. However, much of

Fact-Check Summary The Truth Social endorsement of Eric Flores for Texas’s 34th Congressional District by Donald Trump is factually grounded regarding Flores’s background and status as a candidate. Flores is a confirmed U.S. Army veteran, former federal prosecutor, and declared Republican candidate for the specified district. The post reflects Trump’s characteristic endorsement language, with claims

Fact-Check Summary The post about Congressman Tony Gonzales presents accurate biographical facts, verifying his status as the Representative for Texas’s 23rd Congressional District, his military rank and service, and his deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan. The descriptions of his support for the economy and energy production match his legislative history. However, the post overstates border

Fact-Check Summary The endorsement of Kevin Lincoln by Donald Trump includes several verifiable facts and a significant amount of political opinion. Key biographical assertions—Lincoln’s Marine Corps service, his assignment to Marine One, his term as Mayor of Stockton, and his candidacy in California’s 13th congressional district—are well-supported by multiple credible sources. Subjective characterizations and campaign

Fact-Check Summary Senator Raphael Warnock did appear on NBC’s Meet the Press with Kristen Welker and discussed both policy and his faith perspective. The episode included political discussion, not just religious messaging. The post’s allegation about Warnock attempting to run over his ex-wife is not supported by medical findings or criminal charges, with police reports

Fact-Check Summary The claim suggests Brown University had very few security cameras, which is factually inaccurate in describing the campus as a whole. Brown had over 1,200 security cameras across its campus. However, the specific area where the December 2025 shooting occurred—the older section of the Barus & Holley building—lacked adequate camera coverage, creating a

Fact-Check Summary The claim that officials such as FBI Director Christopher Wray and former Attorney General Merrick Garland “should be arrested” is attributed correctly to Trump and his supporters on Truth Social posts. However, facts show that the investigation in question (Arctic Frost) obtained only phone metadata from lawmakers, not the content of their calls.

Fact-Check Summary The social media post “Someone should be arrested Wray Garland” is a subjective call for the arrest of former FBI Director Christopher Wray and former Attorney General Merrick Garland. There is no public record or credible evidence that either official has committed a crime or is the subject of criminal charges related to

Fact-Check Summary The FBI’s search of Mar-a-Lago was authorized by a search warrant issued by a federal magistrate judge, following the requirements of the Fourth Amendment. The warrant was based on probable cause, detailed locations and items to be searched, and stemmed from a criminal referral concerning the improper retention of classified documents. Multiple courts