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98,154 published reviewsA Hindu teacher was tied to a tree by students in Bangladesh
Publisher’s rating: False
Related reporting describes Hindu headmistress Gitanjali Barua being tied to a tree and assaulted by students in Bangladesh in August 2024. The report supports the claim’s central detail, though it is not the original fact-check review.
This video shows cricketer Virat Kohli talking about RG Kar murder victim.
Publisher’s rating: False
ഡിവൈഎഫ്ഐ പോര്ക്ക് ചലഞ്ചിനെതിരെ ജിഫ്രി മുത്തുക്കോയ തങ്ങളുടെ പ്രതികരണം
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
കൊൽക്കത്തയില് കൊല്ലപ്പെട്ട ഡോക്ടറുടെ അവസാന നിമിഷങ്ങൾ
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
One of Trump’s proposals is "shutting down the Department of Education."
Publisher’s rating: True
Under Joe Biden, the U.S. produced "15 million jobs, higher wages, lower health care costs."
Publisher’s rating: Half True
“Unemployment was soaring” when Biden and Harris took office in January 2021.
Publisher’s rating: Mostly False
Related reporting states that Biden inherited an unemployment rate of 6.8% from Trump’s first term. That figure is relevant to the claim, but the supplied excerpt does not establish whether unemployment was “soaring” at the time.
"We cut childhood poverty by over 40% through an expanded child tax credit."
Publisher’s rating: Mostly True
Related reporting describes the expanded child tax credit as a benefit that paid parents monthly in 2021 and says it “slashed child poverty.” It also quotes Michael Bennet saying the credit “cut childhood poverty in America in half,” which is consistent with the claim that the reduction exceeded 40%.
"And on Page 587, Project 2025 would cut overtime pay for hardworking Americans."
Publisher’s rating: Half True
Former President Donald Trump “issued a Muslim ban as president.”
Publisher’s rating: Misleading
Donald Trump and his running mate, JD Vance, “want to … repeal the Affordable Care Act and eliminate protections for preexisting conditions.”
Publisher’s rating: We Provide Context
Former President Donald Trump “wants the middle class to pay the price for another huge tax cut that would mostly help him and his rich friends.”
Publisher’s rating: Unsupported
President Joe Biden delivered “higher wages” for American workers.
Publisher’s rating: Not the Whole Story
There are more than four times as many Michelin-starred restaurants in the UK as in the US when counting per capita.
Publisher’s rating: While it is accurate to say that the UK has around four times more Michelin-starred restaurants per capita as the US, it is misleading to compare Nottingham to 43 US states. This is because Michelin only awards stars in eight US states, it does not assess any restaurants outside those states.
Postagens afirmam que pesquisas científicas indicam que a ivermectina “pode curar câncer, Parkinson, danos causados por vacinas e muito mais”. Uma das publicações questiona: “Dá para entender porquê (sic) demonizam tanto esse medicamento secular?”.
Publisher’s rating: Falso
The review reports that ivermectin is not indicated for cancer or purported vaccine-related injuries, and cites the Brazilian oncology society saying there is no scientific basis for an association with cancer. It also reports that Anvisa has approved ivermectin for specified parasitic infections, not other conditions.
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