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AllSides→ Could Genetics Be the Key to Never Getting the Coronavirus?
https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2022/07/why-some-people-never-get-covid/670929/ Last Christm
Snopes→ Visitors to World’s Tallest Tree Could Face $5K Fine, Jail
Park officials declared the remote area off-limits because of damage done by trampling visitors to the tree and surrounding forest.
FactCheck.org→ Late Ad Misleadingly Claims Republican Candidate for Governor Could ‘Slash’ State Police Funding
Tudor Dixon, a Republican candidate for governor in Michigan, proposes to phase out the state’s individual income tax, though she has not detailed how she would cut state government spending to make up for the lost revenue. Since the tax helps to
PolitiFact→ Viral image – The Permian Basin is America’s largest oil basin, but alone couldn’t fuel the US for 200 years
A “small area” in western Texas and southeastern New Mexico “has enough oil to fuel America for the next 200 years.”
Snopes→ Monkeypox Virus Could Become Entrenched As New STD in the US
Experts don't agree on the likely path of the disease, with some fearing that it is becoming so widespread that it is on the verge of becoming an entrenched STD — like gonorrhea, herpes and HIV.
PolitiFact→ Could 10-year-old rape victim have gotten abortion in Ohio? Experts say exceptions in law are vague.
A Facebook video said that a 10-year-old rape victim in Ohio who went to Indiana to receive an abortion could have had the procedure in Ohio under the law’s exceptions. Experts we spoke with say that’s not at all clear, due to the law’s vague lan
PolitiFact→ Could 10-year-old rape victim have gotten abortion in Ohio? Experts say exceptions in law are vague.
A Facebook video said that a 10-year-old rape victim in Ohio who went to Indiana to receive an abortion could have had the procedure in Ohio under the law’s exceptions. Experts we spoke with say that’s not at all clear, due to the law’s vague lan
Snopes→ Mexico’s Capture of Drug Kingpin Could Be Signal to US
Three days after Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador and U.S. President Joe Biden met in the White House, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration's most wanted target was in Mexican custody.
AllSides→ Fact Check: Could Pregnant 10-Year-Old Girl Get an Abortion in Ohio?
https://www.newsweek.com/fact-check-could-pregnant-10-year-old-girl-get-abortion-ohio-1725114 The shock
Snopes→ Masks Could Return to Los Angeles As COVID Surges Nationwide
Los Angeles County, home to 10 million residents, is facing a return to a broad indoor mask mandate later this month if current trends in hospital admissions continue.
Snopes→ Amazon’s Alexa Could Soon Mimic Voice of Dead Relatives
Amazon’s Alexa might soon replicate the voice of family members - even if they’re dead.
Snopes→ Texas Top Cop: Uvalde Police Could Have Ended Rampage Early on
The head of the Texas state police pronounced the law enforcement response an “abject failure” during testimony.
Washington Post→ Mass killings since 2015: Could proposed laws have made a difference?
An analysis finds that only about one-third of the 41 gun-related mass killings since 2015 might have been prevented by proposed gun restrictions being debated today. But some provisions might have minimized the bloodshed.
Snopes→ Texas Shooting Records Could Be Blocked by Legal Loophole
Some are concerned that Texas officials will use a legal loophole to block records from being released — even to the victims' families — once the case is closed.
AllSides→ Fact check: Ohio bill banning transgender girls from female sports could require genital checks
https://www.dispatch.com/story/news/2022/06/07/bill-transgender-athletes-could-require-genital-checks-girls/7529718001/
Snopes→ Probe Could Shed Light on Police Time Lapse in Uvalde Deaths
Officers in Uvalde, Texas, took more than an hour to kill a shooter who massacred 19 children.
The Dispatch→ Fact Check: Did Doug Mastriano Say He Could Decertify Voting Machines?
Doug Mastriano. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)Viral social media posts claim that the winner of the Pennsylvania Republican gubernatorial primary, Doug Mastriano, signaled a willingness to overturn election results, saying he could decerti
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: CNN Did NOT Have News Report On April 22, 2022, About New Program That Could Earn Americans Up To $50,000
Was there a CNN news report on April 22, 2022, about a new program that could earn Americans up to $50,000? No, that's not true: Instead, a video that claimed that such a financial program has "been all over the news lately" used stock fo
PolitiFact→ Facebook posts – No, Elon Musk couldn’t give every American $1M with money he spent on Twitter.
"With 40 billion dollars, Elon Musk could have given each of the 330M people living in America a million dollars and still had $7B left over.”
Snopes→ Unchecked Global Emissions Could Lead to Mass Marine Extinctions, Study Finds
Arctic and tropical oceans were among the most vulnerable.
Poynter→ Evidence of Russian war crimes in Ukraine keeps mounting. Here’s what could happen next.
As the Russian military continues to pound Ukraine, evidence of war crimes keeps mounting. Could perpetrators be held to account under international law? If so, how soon could that happen? And what […] The post Evidence of Russian war crimes in
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Social Media Posts MAY Show Russian Agents Arresting ‘Neo-Nazis’ — But Clues Suggest It Could Be Staged, Fabricated
Do social media posts show Russian agents arresting neo-Nazis for an assassination plot and then displaying their confiscated property? Maybe, it's not clear what the images show: A video of the purported raid was released by Russia's Fed
Snopes→ With $40B, Could Musk Have Given $1M to Every Person in the US Instead of Buying Twitter?
What would you do with $40 billion?
Logically→ Pfizer made alopecia a side effect of its COVID-19 vaccine so that it could introduce medication for this side effect.
There isn't conclusive evidence to indicate that COVID-19 vaccination causes baldness, and Pfizer does not have any ready-to-use alopecia treatments.
PolitiFact→ Instagram posts – Australia health agency didn’t say vaccines could be given to sedated people without their consent
The Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation advised that the COVID-19 vaccine may be given to patients under sedation for unrelated procedures without consent as a way to force compliance.
Snopes→ Did Japanese Car Makers Develop Electric Car in 1949 That Could Go 200km on Single Charge?
The car was developed amid oil shortages in post-World War II Japan.
Snopes→ Did Study Find Vegan Diet Could Be Better for Dogs’ Health than Meat-Based Diets?
Vegan diets were described by researchers as “less hazardous” for dogs than conventional or raw meat-based diets.
Snopes→ Tax Day 2022: 5 Things That Could Impact Your Return
Deep breath — April 18 is the filing deadline for most taxpayers.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: CNN Did NOT Write Article Saying Elon Musk Could Threaten Free Speech On Twitter — It’s From Satirical Website
Did CNN write a story about how Elon Musk could threaten free speech on Twitter by allowing people to say whatever they want and speak freely? No, that's not true: This is a fake CNN story written by the satirical website, Genesius Times,
Snopes→ Census Records from 1950 Could Solve Some Family Mysteries
The federal archives released digitized individual records of 151 million people from the 1950 census.
Poynter→ Could a Russian strike on Poland trigger Article 5 and bring NATO into war?
So far, the military conflict following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has remained within the borders of Ukraine. But it may not stay there — and if not, there’s a chance […] The post Could a Russian strike on Poland trigger Article 5 and br
AllSides→ Joe Biden Claims He Could Not Afford Child Care as a U.S. Senator
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2022/03/11/fact-check-joe-biden-claims-he-could-not-afford-child-care-as-a-u-s-senator/
PolitiFact→ Could a strike by Russia on Poland trigger Article 5 and bring NATO into war?
With Russian strikes coming closer than ever to Poland, it’s time to ask: How would NATO handle a strike on a member country, such as Poland?
Snopes→ Why Stagflation is an Economic Nightmare – and Could Become a Headache for Biden and the Fed if It Emerges in US
Economists typically focus on the three big macroeconomic variables: gross domestic product, unemployment, and inflation.
PolitiFact→ Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is especially lawless. Could Putin be tried for war crimes?
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has flouted international law more dramatically than almost any other military incursion since the end of World War II. Could Putin be tried for war crimes?
PolitiFact→ Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is especially lawless. Could Putin be tried for war crimes?
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has flouted international law more dramatically than almost any other military incursion since the end of World War II.
Snopes→ Did Fauci Say More COVID-19 Boosters Could Be Recommended?
"The potential future requirement for an additional boost ... is being very carefully monitored in real time," he said.
Snopes→ Unvaccinated Djokovic Could Skip French Open, Wimbledon
The No. 1-ranked tennis player is still smarting about being deported last month from Australia in a drama about his vaccination status.
Snopes→ Ohio Mayor Concerned Ice Shanties Could Lead to Prostitution
Hudson Mayor Craig Shubert said he wanted to raise some “data points” during a discussion about whether to permit people to fish on the frozen lake.