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Assessing small boat crossings and fact-checking Trump's Washington DC crime claim
Returning to Donald Trump’s press conference about crime in Washington DC, the US President also claimed "the number of carjackings has more than tripled" over the last five years. But despite the president’s assertion, carjackings - like many other police recorded crimes in DC - have fallen in the past year.
Fact-checking Trump’s claims about homicides in D.C.
WATCH: The legality of Trump’s D.C. takeover as statistics show decline in crime “The murder rate in Washington today is higher than that of Bogotá, Colombia, Mexico City, some of the places that you hear about as being the worst places on Earth,
President Donald Trump, justifying his temporary federal takeover of policing in the nation’s capital, claimed at a press ...
Does a video show Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro, reacting to the $50M bounty announced August 7, 2025 by the US ...
Capt. Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger in August 2025 criticized U.S. President Donald Trump’s nominee to head the Federal ...
With Glenn Kessler's departure from the "Washington Post," the era of the fact-checker journalist might mercifully come to an end.
The first wife of former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been incorrectly identified in a photo online as Ghislaine ...
Meta's new community notes program struggles to combat misinformation on Facebook and Instagram, according to Washington Post ...
President Donald Trump again turned a Cabinet meeting into a wide-ranging conversation with reporters – and again uttered a ...
An edited image purporting to show an Afghan journalist and his family outside a house in the UK has been shared online to ...
The Irish flag flouts the wind as it flies at half staff over the General Post Office on O'Connell street, Dublin, Ireland, ...
Mathrubhumi’s fact-check finds viral video claiming Pakistan captured Indian soldiers is false. Official confirmations state ...
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A viral video of an orca attacking marine trainer Jessica Radcliffe was debunked as an AI-generated hoax. The clip showed a ...
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