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Fact-Check Summary The post claims a “big victory” over Governor Gavin Newsom in the Court of Appeals regarding military deployment in Los Angeles and asserts that federal intervention “saved” the city. Factually, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals did rule in President Trump’s favor, overturning a lower court’s block and allowing the federalization of […]

Fact-Check Summary The post claims ongoing negotiations between a Trump administration and Harvard University regarding large-scale improprieties, suggesting a settlement may soon be announced and characterizing both the process and Harvard’s conduct as exemplary. According to multiple recent reports, the context involves a series of escalated conflicts between the Trump administration and Harvard: federal funding

Fact-Check Summary The claim that hourly workers in service, hospitality, and retail industries overwhelmingly support President Trump’s “No Tax on Tips” plan is confirmed by a recent Instant Financial survey, which found 83% support among 571 app-using hourly employees, with only 4% expressing opposition. While the White House and several independent sources accurately cite these

Fact-Check Summary The claims made in the social media post about border crossings, the 2020 presidential election results, and allegations of widespread fraud are largely misleading or outright false. Official data from Customs and Border Protection (CBP) disprove the assertion of “zero border crossings” under Trump; while releases into the U.S. interior dropped to zero

Fact-Check Summary The New York Post’s headline claims that FBI emails reveal the Biden DOJ’s “obsession with piling on Trump charges.” Internal DOJ and FBI email chains from March 2023 do confirm that senior prosecutor JP Cooney directed colleagues to investigate Donald Trump’s involvement with the “J6 Prison Choir” song. The emails referenced a Forbes

Fact-Check Summary Reviewing the available information, internal FBI emails obtained and released by Senator Chuck Grassley indicate that DOJ officials discussed and contemplated ways to pursue further criminal charges against Donald Trump and his associates. Specifically, emails from March 2023 reveal that DOJ prosecutor JP Cooney encouraged colleagues to investigate Trump’s connection to the “J6

Fact-Check Summary The social media post is factually correct regarding the core legal outcome: the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals did rule on June 20, 2025, in favor of President Trump, allowing him to continue federal control of the California National Guard during protests in Los Angeles. However, the claim that the judges deemed Governor

Fact-Check Summary The phrase “Make America Great Again” is the central slogan for the MAGA movement, closely associated with Donald Trump since his 2016 presidential campaign. Truth Social is a social media platform founded by Trump’s company, Trump Media & Technology Group, in February 2022, as a response to his bans from mainstream social media.

Fact-Check Summary The claim that the United States has “too many non-working holidays” resulting in significant economic losses and that “workers don’t want it either” is partially misleading. The U.S. observes 11 federal holidays, a figure comparable to other developed countries. Estimates suggest holiday closures could cost up to $325 billion annually in lost output,

Fact-Check Summary Donald J. Trump’s statement claims he “just approved storm damage money” for Tennessee, and lists Alabama, Arkansas, and North Carolina as other states previously approved. Based on the available evidence, this is only partially accurate. Trump did approve disaster relief for Tennessee on April 3, 2025, and Arkansas in May 2025, both due