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Snopes→ Nikola Tesla: 5G Network Could Realize His Dream of Wireless Electricity
The pioneering electrical engineer Nikola Tesla theorized that electricity could be transmitted wirelessly through the air at long distances.
The Dispatch Fact Check→ Could the mRNA Vaccines Lead to an Increase in Neurodegenerative Disorders?
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Snopes→ Did Hunter Biden Say Controversial Laptop ‘Could Be’ His?
It's also common for people to raise hypotheticals as answers to tough questions.
Snopes→ Deadly Breach Could Delay Decisions About Capitol Fencing
The fencing had been erected to secure the U.S. Capitol after a violent mob of of then-President Donald Trump’s supporters attacked the building Jan. 6.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: 2010 Census Data Could NOT Be Used To Cast Votes for The Dead And Departed in 2020, Nor Were Vote Machines Hacked
Was 2010 census data used to cast fraudulent votes of dead voters and those who had changed addresses in a nationwide hack of the 2020 election? No, that's not true. By law, 2010 census data at the individual name level will not be availa
Snopes→ Duty Sergeant: Officers Could Have Ended Floyd Restraint
A Minneapolis police supervisory sergeant who was on duty the night George Floyd died testified that he believes the officers who restrained Floyd could have ended it after he stopped resisting.
Snopes→ Tight Israeli Vote Means Arab Islamist Could Choose Next PM
Israelis vote for party lists rather than individual candidates, and seats are apportioned out based on the percentage of votes received. No single party has ever won a 61-seat majority.
Snopes→ Court Could Reimpose Boston Marathon Bomber’s Death Sentence
The justices agreed to hear an appeal filed by the Trump administration, which carried out executions of 13 federal inmates in its final six months in office.
Snopes→ Ringo Calling! If He Wants You to Sing, Who Could Say No?
The beloved Beatle dug into his contacts for help on the chorus of “Here's to the Nights.”
Snopes→ A Dam in Oregon Could Fail in a Large Earthquake
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has determined that a large earthquake — which is expected to occur again in the Pacific Northwest sooner or later — could cause the spillway gates of a dam in Oregon to buckle, resulting “in a potentially catastr
Liste→ Math doesn’t add up in claim every American could get $1 million payment
Social media posts claim the $1.9 trillion pandemic relief act includes enough money to pay every American $1 million, and there would still be funds to spare. This is false; it would cost more than $300 trillion for all of the country’s citizens to
TruthOrFiction→ ‘Meghan Markle Could be Running for President in 2024’
A pair of posts in March 2021 illustrated how a narrative can be laundered across several blogs — in this case, one of the many attempts to speculate about Meghan Markle’s possible goals after her departure from an active role in the Britis
Snopes→ Chauvin’s Trial Could Reopen Intersection Where Floyd Died
Amid concerns that the barricaded square was decimating businesses and making the neighborhood less safe at night, city leaders recently pledged to reopen it after Derek Chauvin’s murder trial.
Snopes→ Bye, Bismarck: 144 Cities Could Lose Status as Metro Areas
Under the new proposal, a metro area would have to have at least 100,000 people in its core city to count as an MSA, double the 50,000-person threshold that has been in place for the past 70 years.
Snopes→ 3rd-Degree Murder Count Could Be Reinstated in Floyd’s Death
The Minnesota Court of Appeals ordered a judge to reconsider adding a third-degree murder charge against a former Minneapolis police officer charged in George Floyd’s death.
Top Fact Checks→ Children of legal immigrants could become US citizens under the Dream and Promise Act.
A new bill introduced by three Democratic Congresswomen would provide citizenship to immigrants who lawfully entered the U.S. as children if passed
Snopes→ Could ‘Anti-Solar Panels’ Use Deep Space to Generate Power at Night?
If true, the technology could bridge energy gaps left by solar power production.
Snopes→ Could Pandemic Further Erode the New England Town Meeting?
The basis of the town meeting is to bring everyone together in the same room.
Snopes→ What NY Prosecutors Could Learn from Trump’s Tax Records
Former prosecutors say the trove of records could give investigators new tools to determine whether Trump lied to lenders or tax officials, before or after he took office.
Snopes→ Virus May Never Go Away but Could Change Into Mild Annoyance
Expert: SARS-CoV-2 could just "become another animal in the zoo."
Snopes→ Fight Over Witnesses Could Delay Trump Trial Conclusion
The proceedings came to abrupt halt Saturday morning, with even senators seemingly confused about next steps.
TruthOrFiction→ ‘Simone Biles Was Banned from Doing Moves Because They Couldn’t Score Them Fairly,’ and ‘They Were Too Dangerous for Other Gymnasts’
One day after the February 7 2021 Super Bowl LV victory of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Twitter user @yungwonk (Regina Pearson) quote-tweeted another user’s praise of quarterback Tom Brady with additional information: Simone Biles was banned from
Top Fact Checks→ The Pfizer vaccine could affect women’s reproductive health.
Claims that the Pfizer vaccine could impact women's reproductive health are based on misunderstandings of how the vaccine functions.
Snopes→ Moving on from QAnon? Experts Say These Tips Could Help
Experts and former QAnon believers interviewed by The Associated Press offered several tips for individuals looking to move on from the conspiracy theory, or for those wondering how to talk to a loved one consumed by it.
Snopes→ Could Trump Have Issued Secret Presidential Pardons?
Experts say the public nature of presidential pardons is what makes them work.
Snopes→ Did Researchers Warn Certain COVID-19 Vaccines Could Increase HIV Risk?
Researchers have warned that a certain form of COVID-19 vaccine could potentially increase the risk of HIV acquisition in some vulnerable populations.
Snopes→ Journalists Prepare for Protests Where They Could Be Targets
No one wants to see repeats of the siege at the U.S. Capitol, and no one wants to be caught flat-footed.
Fact-Checking – Poynter→ Growing usage of encrypted messaging apps could make it harder to combat misinformation
Gigantic numbers released this week indicate that encrypted messaging apps are on the rise — and this is disturbing for some members of the fact-checking community. Reporting by Axios showed private messaging app Signal saw a 677% increase in downloa
WaPo Fact Checker→ We looked for antifa at the Capitol — we couldn’t find any
We found many Trump supporters but there is virtually no evidence that people associated with antifa were part of the mob that occupied the Capitol.
Top Fact Checks→ Brazilian President warns Coronavirus vaccines could turn people into crocodiles.
Though the Pfizer Coronavirus vaccine does have some minor side effects, the claims made by President Jair Bolsonaro are baseless.
Snopes→ Trump Tactics to Overturn Election Could Have Staying Power
Trump's tactics are already inspiring other candidates and have been embraced by a wide array of Republicans.
Snopes→ Data Shows Americans Couldn’t Resist Thanksgiving Travel
Airports saw some of their busiest days of the pandemic, though air travel was much lower than last year.
Snopes→ Could Trump Be First US President to Pardon Family Members?
Scuttlebutt around U.S. President Donald Trump's rumored plans to use his pardoning power raised a few questions.
Snopes→ Could Write-In Ballots for Trump in Georgia Runoffs Elect Him to US Senate?
Social media posts urged conservatives to vote for U.S. President Donald Trump in races in which he wasn't a candidate.
Snopes→ New Rule Could Allow Gas, Firing Squads for US Executions
This year, the Justice Department has put to death more people than during the previous half-century, despite waning public support for its use.
Snopes→ Owl Found in Rockefeller Center Tree Could Take Flight Soon
A tiny owl that was found dehydrated and hungry in the branches of the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree is eating its way back to good health and is set to be released back into the wild.
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