Was Enoch Burke arrested again in 2026 for refusing to use "they" pronoun for a student? No, that's not true: Burke was arrested outside Wilson's Hospital School in Multyfarnham, Ireland on Jan. 19, 2026 for again violating a court order
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Full Fact→ Inaccurate poster warning about 5G health risks circulates again
There is no evidence that 5G technology poses a health risk at the recommended international exposure limits.
The Dispatch→ Venezuela Raid Leaves Congress on the Sidelines, Again
Even House and Senate leaders and intelligence committee heads weren’t notified in advance of the mission that ousted Maduro.
PolitiFact→ What are the charges against Venezuela's Maduro? How can the US indict foreign politicians?
What to know about Nicolás Maduro’s indictment
The Dispatch→ Revenge Against the Nerds
The unsustainable nature of the Affordable Care Act was all too predictable.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: ‘Wake up, Jeff’ Messages NOT Sent To Bezos By Cher, Mahomes, Bono To Break Amazon Deals — No Such Backlash Against Bezos’ ‘Quiet alignment with Trump’
Did Cher, Patrick Mahomes, Bono and other celebrities pull business deals with Amazon over founder Jeff Bezos' "quiet alignment with Trump," sending messages to Bezos that all began "Wake up, Jeff"? No, that's not true: The posts tell nea
The Dispatch→ Yes, Impeach Him Again
We are not here to be bystanders; political power ultimately rests with us.
The Dispatch→ Against Millennial Halloween Obsession
Seriously. Please stop.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Donald Trump Did NOT Say Jesus Told Him God’s ‘Happy That You’re Making America Great Again’ — It’s A Fake Post
Did President Trump post on his Truth Social account that Jesus told him that "my father is happy that you're making America Great Again"? No, that's not true: There is no post on Donald Trump's Truth Social timeline in which the phrase "
Full Fact→ Viral Facebook pension posts get maths wrong again
Widely shared social media posts about state pensions misunderstand how they work and get their sums wrong.
The Dispatch→ Case Against Comey Dismissed
Judge tosses criminal cases against James Comey and Letitia James.
The Dispatch→ Against Nostalgia
Postliberals’ wishcasting is really just their misremembering.
The Dispatch→ The Case Against Congressional Term Limits
American voters should be able to reelect capable incumbents.
The Dispatch→ Rage Against the Machine
House Democrats take a Trumpy turn.
The Dispatch→ Against the Incel Republic
The marriage crisis should matter to all liberals, left or right.
Full Fact→ Edited photo of Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein circulating again
An image of Donald Trump embracing his daughter Ivanka in 1995 has been edited, with Jeffrey Epstein’s face replacing Ms Trump’s.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: ‘Phillies Karen’ Did NOT File A Multi-Million-Dollar Lawsuit Against MLB — Story Originated On Satire Site
Did the woman known as "Phillies Karen" file a multi-million-dollar lawsuit against Major League Baseball? No, that's not true: The page that originally posted the claim is a self described satire account. The woman who became infamous as
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Erika Kirk, Turning Point USA Did NOT File $400 Million Defamation Lawsuit Against George Soros, As Of October 16, 2025
Did Charlie Kirk's widow, Erika, or Turning Point USA file a $400 million lawsuit against investor and philanthropist George Soros over an alleged defamation campaign "to silence conservative voices and manipulate public perception"? No,
PolitiFact→ Nihilistic violent extremism: What the FBI term means and why experts warn against overuse
What is nihilistic violent extremism?
The Dispatch→ Conservatives Turning Against Israel | Roundtable
Plus: Israel’s PR problem.
Full Fact→ Fake Donald Trump quote about ‘dumbest’ voters circulates again
This quote has circulated for at least 10 years, and has been widely debunked.
Full Fact→ Has the government introduced new criminal sanctions against water companies that break the law?
Full Fact takes a look at Labour’s pledge to introduce criminal sanctions against water companies who persistently break the law.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Music Lessons Have NOT Been Banned In Hamburg Because Muslims Consider Them Haram — The German News Report Is About A Joint Statement Against Intolerance and Exclusion
Did the public school system in Hamburg, Germany ban music lessons to avoid offending Muslims who view them to be forbidden or 'haram'? No, that's not true: The Hamburg public schools did no such thing. A German language news report has b
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Erika Kirk Did NOT File A $40 Million Lawsuit Against ABC — Satire Origin
Did Charlie Kirk's wife Erika Kirk file a $40 million lawsuit against ABC, as is claimed in a social media post? No, that's not true: The story originated on a satirical Facebook page that clearly labels its content as fake. The owner of
The Dispatch→ A Brief History of Trump’s Empty Threats Against Russia
Since his first term, the president has repeatedly pledged to sanction Russia while rarely following through.
AllSides→ Trump Again Overstates Number of Drug Overdose Deaths in U.S.
https://www.factcheck.org/2025/09/trump-again-overstates-number-of-drug-overdose-deaths-in-u-s/ Revivin
AllSides→ Trump Again Overstates Number of Drug Overdose Deaths in U.S.
Trump Again Overstates Number of Drug Overdose Deaths in U.S. jbhicks Mon, 09/15/2025 - 06:27 Reviving an unfounded claim he has made for several years, President Donald Trump on Sept. 5 overstated the number of Americans who died in 2024
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: AI Story About Dale Earnhardt Jr. Fierce Statement Against Charlie Kirk Shooter Originated On Clickbait Site
Did a viral story about Dale Earnhardt Jr. making a fierce statement against the Charlie Kirk shooter come from an actual news source? No, that's not true: The story appeared on a foreign-run clickbait site and Facebook page and showed si
FactCheck.org→ Trump Again Overstates Number of Drug Overdose Deaths in U.S.
Reviving an unfounded claim he has made for several years, President Donald Trump on Sept. 5 overstated the number of Americans who died in 2024 of drug overdoses, saying that he believed 300,000 or “350,000 people died last year from drugs
FactCheck.org→ Trump Again Overstates Number of Drug Overdose Deaths in U.S.
Reviving an unfounded claim he has made for several years, President Donald Trump on Sept. 5 overstated the number of Americans who died in 2024 of drug overdoses, saying that he believed 300,000 or “350,000 people died last year from drugs
The Dispatch→ The Bully Backs Down, Again
Russia gets bolder in the face of Trump’s inaction on Ukraine.
PolitiFact→ The U.S. attack against a Venezuelan ‘drug carrying boat’ raises legal questions
Was the US attack against a ‘drug-carrying boat’ legal?
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Skit Of Woman Annoying Man By Bashing Tray Table Against Airplane Seat Is NOT Real
Does a video of a woman in a green shirt bashing a tray table against the airplane seat of the man in front of her show a real incident? No, that's not true: The video clip of the man getting annoyed and eventually moving to the seat behi
The Dispatch→ Can We Be Earnest Again?
In an age of irony, honesty deserves serious thought.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Trump Did NOT Win His Appeal Against 34 Felony Counts — An Appeals Court Threw Out The $500M Penalty From A Different Case
Did Donald Trump win an appeal that resulted in 34 felony counts against him being dismissed? No, that's not true: He won part of an appeal, but in a case unrelated to the 34 felony counts. On Aug. 21, 2025 five judges in a New York appea
Full Fact→ How did small boat arrivals in August stack up against previous years?
The home secretary claimed the number of crossings last month was lower than “any August previously”. But that’s not correct.
Full Fact→ Fake UN ‘Agenda 2030’ list circulates again on social media
This isn’t the first time we’ve seen this list being shared online, and the UN has previously confirmed to Full Fact it isn’t real.
Full Fact→ Claims about civil servant ‘responsible’ for increase in state pension age shared online again
Facebook posts saying the former permanent secretary at the Department for Work and Pensions ‘is retiring’ are out of date and don’t give the full picture.
The Dispatch→ Intel Again, Unfortunately
Risk and harm, all the way down.
The Dispatch→ Will Restricting Food Stamps Really ‘Make America Healthy Again’?
SNAP restrictions don’t necessarily improve the health of low-income Americans—and they might even prove harmful.