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Snopes→ Could Trump Defy Popular Vote By Halting Voter Certification?
Here's why the country is focusing on the usually mundane certification process in key battleground states.
Liste→ This video actually shows Los Angeles County staff collecting mail-in ballots so they could be counted in the US presidential election
A video has been viewed thousands of times in multiple Facebook and Twitter posts alongside a claim it shows postal ballot fraud in the US during the 2020 presidential elections. The claim is false; this video shows Los Angeles County staff collecting
FactCheck.org→ How the Supreme Court Could Rule on ACA Case
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the latest legal challenge to the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act today. There are a range of possible outcomes in the case, from the court not ruling on the merits to the court nullifying the enti
Snopes→ Congress Could Select the President in a Disputed Election
The Founding Fathers meant for Congress – not the courts – to be the backup plan if the Electoral College result was disputed or did not produce a winner.
Claim-Reviews – Health Feedback→ Claim that mouthwash could reduce the spread of COVID-19 has not yet been confirmed by clinical trials in humans in
REVIEW Articles such as this one claiming that “mouthwashes could help curb COVID-19” circulated on social media in October 2020, receiving more than 27,000 interactions on Instagram and Facebook in one week according to the social media analyti
Snopes→ Oregon Could Become 1st US State to Decriminalize Hard Drugs
In what would be a first in the U.S., possession of small amounts of heroin, cocaine, LSD and other hard drugs could be decriminalized in Oregon under a ballot measure.
Top Fact Checks→ If we just wore these masks, the president’s own advisers told him we could save a hundred thousand lives.
That estimate was made by the University of Washington and was repeated by Tom Frieden, who led the CDC under President Barack Obama.
TruthOrFiction→ ‘Asteroid Could Hit Earth’ Clickbait Revived by the New York Post
On October 18 2020, the New York Post published an article with the anxiety-inducing headline, “Neil deGrasse Tyson warns asteroid could hit Earth day before election,” which revived interest in a previously viral rumor of the same descri
Snopes→ Did Biden Say Americans Could Stay Home During Pandemic Because ‘Some Black Woman’ Stocked Grocery Shelves?
A 10-second-clip from a 90-minute event was missing some context.
Snopes→ White House Virus Testing Couldn’t Protect Trump
The presidential testing operation proved woefully insufficient in protecting Trump and those who work for him at the White House.
Top Fact Checks→ The Cat Que virus could become a pandemic.
ICMR states Cat Que Virus to be the neglected virus at risk, But there are more criteria to be crossed to declare it is the next new Pandemic.
Snopes→ Trump’s Tax Revelation Could Tarnish Image That Fueled Rise
In addition to the news about Trump’s annual payments, the Times found that many of his best-known businesses, including his golf courses, reported huge losses.
Top Fact Checks→ Biden: CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield contradicted Trump’s stance on mask usage by suggesting widespread mask wearing could save 100,000 lives between now and January.
Though Dr. Redfield did advocate for wearing masks to curtail the spread of coronavirus, he did not quote any numbers.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: November Could NOT Be The USA’s ‘First Internal Political War Of Its History’
Could November 2020 see the United States' first internal political war in its history? No, that's not true: If an internal war breaks out in the United States after the national elections in November, which some people are predicting, it
The Dispatch Fact Check→ Did Jeffrey Goldberg ‘Confess’ That His Atlantic Article About Trump Could Be False?
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Snopes→ In Battlegrounds, Absentee Ballot Rejections Could Triple
Absentee ballots get rejected in every presidential election, but this year, that problem could be much worse and potentially pivotal in hotly-contested battleground states.
Top Fact Checks→ A four-day working week could create 500K new jobs in the UK.
The 32-hour week strategy could create up to half a million new full-time equivalent jobs in the public sector to make up for the shorter hours.
Snopes→ Trump: Closing Colleges Amid Outbreaks ‘Could Cost Lives’
President Donald Trump blasted universities that have canceled in-person classes amid coronavirus outbreaks, saying the move could ultimately cost lives rather than saving them.
Snopes→ Could Kids with COVID-19 Symptoms Be Quarantined Without Parental Consent?
An erroneous Facebook post swept across various countries in August 2020.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Kamala Harris Descended From A Slave Owner, But It’s Not ‘An Inconvenient Part Of Her History’ Or A ‘Deep, Dark Secret’ That ‘Could Come Back To Haunt Her’
Did Kamala Harris descend from a slave owner and it is a "deep, dark secret" that has "come back to haunt" her? Yes, it is true that Sen. Harris does apparently have an Irish great-great-great-great-great grandfather who owned sl
Snopes→ Could People Be Jailed, Fined for Refusing COVID-19 Vaccine in US?
Even without a COVID-19 vaccine yet available, readers asked whether individuals who refused one could face criminal penalties.
Snopes→ GOP’s Jobless Benefit Plan Could Mean Delays, States Warn
How to handle unemployment is a fiercely contested part of the debate as Congress negotiates the latest relief legislation.
Snopes→ Could Polar Bears Be Extinct by 2100?
Polar bears have long been seen as a bellwether for climate change.
Snopes→ Fraudulent, Racially-Motivated 911 Calls Could Become Illegal in California
One proposed ordinance has been named the CAREN Act.
Snopes→ Medical Experts: Floyd’s Speech Didn’t Mean He Could Breathe
While it would be right to believe a person who can’t talk also cannot breathe, the reverse is not true.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Dr. Rashid Buttar Video Does NOT Prove ‘Everyone Could Test Positive’ for Coronavirus And ‘Hardly Anybody’ Has Died From COVID-19
Is it true that "everyone could test positive" for the novel coronavirus that has ravaged the United States and world? And is it true that hardly anyone has died of the disease COVID-19 caused by the virus? No, neither is true. If you just loo
Snopes→ Could Mixing Dawn Dish Soap with Clorox Bleach Kill You?
Public health officials urge against mixing cleaning products to avoid toxic results.
Full Fact - All content→ Claim that extending the Brexit transition period could cost £380 billion is not credible
“Get Brexit done! Majority AGAINST Brexit transition extension in close poll” Daily Express, 17 May 2020 Britain’s ‘faces £380billion bill’ if Brexit is delayed beyond December Sun, 17 May 2020 “Extension to B
Full Fact - All content→ Claim that extending the Brexit transition period could cost £380 billion is not credible
“Get Brexit done! Majority AGAINST Brexit transition extension in close poll” Daily Express, 17 May 2020 Britain’s ‘faces £380billion bill’ if Brexit is delayed beyond December Sun, 17 May 2020 “Extension to B
Snopes→ Top Pandemic Scientist Admits Sweden Could Have Battled Virus Better
Sweden, which only advised social distancing but did not shut down like other countries, has one of the highest death rates per capita from COVID-19 in the world.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Media Outlets DID Suggest George Floyd Protests Could Cause A COVID-19 Spike
Have no media outlets questioned if all of the protests in the wake of George Floyd's death could cause a spike in COVID-19 cases? No, that's not true: The concern about the lack of social distancing and wearing of face masks has been raised i
AllSides - Facts and Fact Checking→ Around three-in-ten Americans are very confident they could fact-check news about COVID-19
https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2020/05/28/around-three-in-ten-americans-are-very-confident-they-could-fact-check-news-about-covid-19/
AllSides - Facts and Fact Checking→ How charts and graphs could be influencing our reactions to the pandemic
https://www.poynter.org/fact-checking/2020/how-charts-and-graphs-could-be-influencing-our-reactions-to-the-pandemic/
Snopes→ Trump Could Violate Ford Face Mask Requirement on Plant Tour
Ford Motor Co. has told the White House that it requires everyone in its factories to wear face masks to prevent the coronavirus from spreading, but it's not clear whether President Donald Trump will wear one when he visits a Detroit-area plant.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: No Research Proves Mouthwash Could Protect Against COVID-19, But Scientists Say It Should Be Studied
Does research prove that commercial mouthwash could protect against COVID-19? No, that's not true: the effectiveness of gargling with mouthwash on killing the novel coronavirus is "under researched," according to British scientists who suggest
Snopes→ Virus Spikes Could Emerge Weeks After US Economic Reopenings
U.S. states are beginning to restart their economies after months of paralyzing coronavirus lockdowns, but it could take weeks until it becomes clear whether those reopenings will cause a spike in COVID-19 cases.
Climate Feedback→ Article in Business Insider accurately describes results from a study estimating up to 3 billion people could live in much warmer temperatures by 2070
SUMMARY The article in Business Insider discusses findings from a study published May, 2020 that projected one to three billion people could live in much warmer climates by 2070, assuming migration is limited and greenhouse gas emissions remain high
Snopes→ US: Russia Could Try to Covertly Advise Candidates in 2020
The Department of Homeland Security and FBI warned states earlier in 2020 that Russia could look to interfere in U.S. elections by covertly advising political candidates and campaigns, according to a law enforcement memo obtained by The Associated Press.
Snopes→ Supreme Court Tosses NY Case That Could Have Expanded Gun Rights
The challenge to New York City's former ban on transporting guns came from guns rights groups.