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Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Parents Should NOT Make, Feed Homemade Baby Formula To Infants
Should parents make and feed homemade baby formula to their infants if they can't find or afford it? No, that's not true: For years, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the Infant Nutrition
Truth or Fiction?→ A ‘Homemade Baby Formula’ Recipe from 1960 is Viral — and Dangerous
An April 26 2022 Facebook post featuring an emergency “homemade baby formula” recipe spread virally on platforms as a baby formula shortage worsened — and as experts pleaded with parents not to experiment with diluted or homemade form
Snopes→ ‘#DoxxPsaki’: Facebook Group Seeks Jen Psaki’s Home Address
One user in the pro-Trump Facebook group commented, "We've been too reasonable for too long. You see where that got us."
Truth or Fiction?→ … ‘In the 90s, the [Supreme] Court Held That Protesting Outside of the Homes of Abortion Clinic Employees Is Protected by the First Amendment’
On May 9 2022, discourse about the SCOTUS/Roe v. Wade leak turned to ongoing protests outside the homes of Supreme Court justices — and a very popular tweet suggested that in the 1990s, that same court ruled that protests outside the homes of abo
Snopes→ Space Telescope in Home Stretch of Tests; Early Pics Impress
NASA's new space telescope is in the home stretch of testing, with science observations expected to begin in July.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Biden Administration Is NOT Providing Solar Panels, Tesla Powerwall To Qualified Homeowners For Free
Did the Biden administration develop a program that allows qualified homeowners to receive solar panels and a Tesla Powerwall battery system for free? No, that's not true: Although the administration proposed a $555 billion budget dedicat
Snopes→ Midterms 2022: Did Trump Say ‘If We Can’t MAGA, Stay Home in November’?
Did the embittered former president really tell his supporters to "boycott the midterm elections"?
PolitiFact→ Facebook posts – No proof that Ukraine President Zelenskyy owns a $35 million home in Florida
“The President of Ukraine owns a $35 million home in Florida and has $1.2 billion in a overseas bank account.”
Snopes→ Kansas Tornado Generated 165 Mph Winds As It Destroyed Homes
The tornado that damaged more than more than 1,000 buildings in south-central Kansas generated winds up to 165 mph (266 kph) and carved a path of destruction nearly 13 miles (21 kilometers) long.
Snopes→ Did Grimes Unsuccessfully Sail the Mississippi in Homemade Houseboat?
It's hard to pull off a “Tom Sawyer adventure” in real life.
Logically→ Trudeau is expanding the Emergencies Act to seize the homes of protestors.
A video from a local parliamentary debate in Ontario is falsely presented as evidence that the national-level Emergencies Act is being expanded.
Snopes→ Did Home Depot Convert to Drive-Thru Only?
Can I get a ladder, two nail guns, and a side of fries?
Snopes→ Home Purchase by Black Lives Matter Foundation Scrutinized
Real estate purchases by the organization and its leadership have been the source of controversy before.
Snopes→ Facebook Posts About Homeland Security Memos and ‘Hacked’ Cellphones Are Misleading
"Don't know if this is true but better safe than sorry," one Facebook user posted.
PolitiFact→ Facebook posts – Home Depot document on racial and social privilege isn’t used for required employee training
Photo shows a Home Depot worksheet on “privilege” used to train its employees.
Snopes→ NYC Mayor Allows Unvaccinated Athletes Play Home Games
The city's sweeping vaccine mandate still applies to many, including private workers and government employees.
Truth or Fiction?→ Home Depot ‘Privilege’ Document
On March 22 2022, the Twitter account @libsoftiktok shared a purported Home Depot “privilege” worksheet, assumed by readers to be an internal training document for employees of the home improvement chain: Home Depot has gone woke pic.twit
Snopes→ Does Home Depot Use ‘Unpacking Privilege’ Worksheet in Employee Training?
The word "privilege" refers to social benefits or advantages experienced by some members of society and not others.
Snopes→ Police Arrest Man Suspected of Stalking, Killing Homeless
Police said they arrested a suspected gunman who has been stalking homeless men asleep on the streets of New York City and Washington D.C.
Snopes→ US Astronaut to Ride Russian Spacecraft Home During Tensions
U.S. astronaut Mark Vande Hei has made it through nearly a year in space, but faces what could be his trickiest assignment yet: riding a Russian capsule back to Earth in the midst of deepening tensions between the countries.
Full Fact→ Home Office claim to have launched first Ukrainian visa scheme lacks context
“The UK Government’s Ukraine Family Scheme is the first visa scheme in the world to launch since President Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.” Home Office, 7 March 2022. The Home Office has said that the UK Government’s Ukraine
Washington Post→ Mark Meadows, his wife, Debra, and their trailer-home voter registration
Meadows decried voting by people who were not "actual residents" of a state. But that's what he and his wife appear to have done.
Logically→ The online homeware store, Studio, has gone into liquidation.
Studio Retail Limited has gone into administration due to a supply chain crisis. It has not gone into liquidation.
FactCheck.org→ Former Presidents Are Not Allowed to Take Home Official Records
Quick Take The National Archives recovered 15 boxes of materials from former President Donald Trump’s time in office. Tom Fitton, president of Judicial Watch, claimed that the law allowed Trump to “take documents when he left the White Hous
Snopes→ Does Fauci’s Home Office Feature a Painting of Fauci?
Singer Joan Baez painted a portrait of Dr. Anthony Fauci to "honor you and all you are doing for us and for the world."
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: COVID-19 Home Kits Are NOT Designed To Test Food Or Beverages
Did an orange and a lemon test positive for COVID-19? Does using a test improperly, with fruit juice rather than a nasal swab, show that home tests are unreliable and will return false positives for anything? No, that's not true: The Food
Truth or Fiction?→ ‘One of the Reasons I Drive Right Past Home Depot and Straight to Lowe’s …’
In January 2022, a June 2020 Facebook post purportedly comparing Lowe’s and Home Depot’s chief executive officers continued spreading: One of the reasons I drive right past Home Depot and straight to Lowe’s is because while the co-founder
FactCheck.org→ Q&A on At-Home Rapid Tests
The demand for at-home, rapid COVID-19 tests — sparked by the fast-spreading omicron variant in December — has continued in 2022. With that demand have come questions about the tests’ efficacy, how to use them and where to get them. W
Snopes→ Home COVID Tests to Be Covered by Insurers Starting Saturday
Private health insurers will be required to cover up to eight home COVID-19 tests per month for people on their plans.
Logically→ Rapid home tests give COVID-19 positive results for tap water samples.
Rapid home tests for COVID-19 are intended to be done using samples from nasal swabs. Testing tap water samples might return false-positive results.
Full Fact→ The Warm Home Discount is £140 for the entire winter, not a week
[There are] 2.2 million people supported with the Warm Homes Discount, Mr Speaker, worth £140 per week. Boris Johnson, 5 January 2022. [Angela Rayner] obviously wasn't listening to the previous answer, let me remind her, the Warm Homes Discount
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Hydroxychloroquine CANNOT Be Made At Home By Boiling Grapefruit And Lemon Peels In Water
Can hydroxychloroquine be made at home by boiling grapefruit and lemon peels in water? No, that's not true: This claim is "totally false," Dr. Joseph Fortunak, professor of chemistry and pharmaceutical sciences at Howard University, told
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: BinaxNOW COVID Home Test Kit Is NOT For Use With Water
Did a woman find that there was evidence of SARS-CoV-2 in tap water because she tested the water with a COVID-19 home test kit? No, that's not true: The reading at the end of the video shows an invalid test result, not a positive COVID re
Truth or Fiction?→ ‘Macaulay Culkin is Now 4 Years Older than Catherine O’Hara Was When She Played His Mom in Home Alone’
In December 2021, screenshots of a tweet indicating that former child actor Macaulay Culkin was “now” four years older that Catherine O’Hara when Home Alone was filmed began circulating among Facebook users: In the screenshot, the T
Snopes→ Pfizer Pill Becomes 1st US-Authorized Home COVID Treatment
U.S. health regulators on Wednesday authorized the first pill against COVID-19, a Pfizer drug that Americans will be able to take at home to head off the worst effects of the virus.
Snopes→ Was Address in ‘Home Alone 2’ Where McCallister House Was Filmed?
“Don’t you know a kid always wins against two idiots?”
Snopes→ Does Macaulay Culkin’s Real Brother Appear in ‘Home Alone’?
Apparently acting runs in the IRL family.
Truth or Fiction?→ In ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home,’ Disinformation is a Supervillain
Even as it deals with super-powered confrontations, the December 2021 movie Spider-Man: No Way Home introduces a different form of villainy to the Marvel Cinematic Universe in depicting the impact of disinformation on its titular hero. This post contai
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Air Force Colonel Joe Jackson Did NOT Die In 2020 Ignored — He Died in 2019 Remembered By Hometown, Dept. of Defense
Did Air Force Col. Joe Jackson die in 2020 with his death ignored by the public and media? No, that's not true: He died on January 12, 2019, according to multiple sources including the obituary from Jackson's hometown newspaper, The Washi