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Fact-Check Summary The core event referenced—West Point’s Association of Graduates canceling an award ceremony for Tom Hanks—is true and well-documented. However, there is no credible evidence that Donald Trump personally posted the statement attributed to him on TruthSocial. The claim’s rhetoric about “woke” recipients and its implication that this move is a stand against destructive […]

Fact-Check Summary The post makes sweeping claims about the so-called “Biden autopen scandal” and compares it to both the “Russia hoax” and the “rigged 2020 election”. Autopen use is a well-established, lawful presidential practice with precedent dating back centuries; there is no substantiated evidence of scandal in Biden’s usage. The Russia investigation was based on

Fact-Check Summary The Hyundai battery plant immigration enforcement operation in Georgia is a confirmed event, marked by the detention of 475 individuals—primarily South Korean nationals—in the largest single-site action by Homeland Security Investigations. However, there is no public record or credible reporting to confirm the authenticity of the specific TruthSocial post attributed to Donald Trump

Fact-Check Summary The post accurately states that Donald Trump is currently the President of the United States and reflects his administration’s active involvement in high-level negotiations with Hamas regarding hostages in Gaza. The statement that “the Israelis have accepted my Terms” is overstated: while Israel is taking Trump’s proposal seriously, evidence does not confirm full

Fact-Check Summary The post’s core assertions about wind energy are inaccurate and substantially misleading. Evidence from countries that rely heavily on wind power (Denmark, Germany, Ireland, Sweden, UK) shows them to be functioning and economically competitive, contradicting the notion they are “dead.” While some nations have higher electricity costs, these are largely due to taxes,

Fact-Check Summary The Truth Social posts referring to “THE DEPARTMENT OF WAR” are factually grounded in President Trump’s September 5, 2025 executive order, which designates “Department of War” as a secondary title for the Department of Defense. Trump’s statements and associated imagery are based on real actions and government communications. However, the order does not

Fact-Check Summary The Truth Social post accurately states that Ashley Hinson is running for U.S. Senate in Iowa and has Trump’s endorsement. Trump’s claims of winning Iowa in 2016, 2020, and 2024 are correct—he secured solid victories in all three cycles, with his margin notably expanding in 2024. Biographical statements about Hinson’s family are factual.

Fact-Check Summary The statement “The Democrats have gone CRAZY” is a subjective political opinion, not a verifiable factual claim. It offers no supporting evidence or specifics, making it impossible to fact-check in the traditional sense. Such content is representative of partisan rhetoric typical on platforms like Truth Social, which are known for facilitating echo chambers

Fact-Check Summary The claim that Google has paid $13 billion in fines and a total of $165 billion in penalties due to false claims and charges is factually incorrect. Verified records show Google’s total exposure to EU antitrust fines is approximately $10.8 billion (not all of which has been paid, due to ongoing appeals and

Fact-Check Summary The post accurately cites a recent €2.95 billion ($3.5 billion) fine issued to Google by the European Commission for antitrust violations. However, it materially overstates the Apple penalty: Apple was ordered to pay €13 billion (about $14.34 billion) in back taxes, not $17 billion. The post frames EU regulation as discriminatory against American