Fact-checkers challenge Trump’s ‘eight wars’ claim, back him on crime
Fact-checkers have provided a mixed review of President Trump's State of the Union address, validating some of his claims about immigration and crime, while disputing others regarding voter fraud and foreign conflicts.
This is how Trump dodged facts in his speech – especially one figure is now in the president's favor
Donald Trump reiterated falsehoods and exaggerations during his State of the Union address, particularly regarding the economy, despite prior fact-checking by American media.
'State of the Union': Trump made false or misleading statements, says agency; see which ones
A fact-checking report revealed that President Donald Trump made several misleading statements during his State of the Union address, as highlighted by the Associated Press.
Trump gives speech with false data and no evidence; see fact-checking
President Donald Trump delivered a State of the Union address filled with false claims and misguided arguments, according to various fact-checks.
American fact-checking platform reveals Trump's exaggerations in the State of the Union address
An American fact-checking platform has exposed several exaggerations in President Trump's State of the Union address, highlighting issues related to his administration's achievements and economic claims.
Kaarzyna Batko-Tołć: Will there be punishment for greenwashing and fact-checking washing?
The article discusses the potential repercussions for practices like greenwashing and misleading fact-checking in journalism.
FACTOMĀTS: Do ICE agents in the US receive compensation for each detained illegal immigrant?
In January, social media claims suggested that ICE agents in the US are financially rewarded based on the number of detained illegal immigrants, prompting fact-checking by TVNET.
Correction of the Main Entity from Administration to Private Sector: Miyagi Prefecture's Consideration of a Fact-Checking Organization
Miyagi Prefecture is considering establishing a private sector-led fact-checking organization to combat the spread of misinformation during elections, particularly in the wake of challenges faced in the recent gubernatorial election.
The Rackete Case and the Compensation to Sea Watch. Fact-Checking the Inaccuracies of Meloni
The article discusses the compensation awarded to Sea Watch and fact-checks inaccuracies asserted by Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni regarding the ruling.
Media Literacy: Navigating the Jungle of Filter Bubbles and Deepfakes
A community event in Fürstenfeldbruck focused on media literacy, exploring how to identify false information in the age of deepfakes and filter bubbles.
Sture Fjäder makes strong claims about pensioners' taxes – We checked the facts
Sture Fjäder, a former leader of Akava, claims that pensioners in Finland are taxed more heavily than wage earners, which has sparked controversy after fact-checking revealed deeper complexities in tax contributions.
Author: DR has developed a fever for facts. It's a dangerous path to take
The author critiques DR's new strategy emphasizing fact-checking amid rising concerns about misinformation.
FACTOMAT ⟩ No, there were no symbols of Satan at the Olympic opening ceremony
A fact-checking initiative has debunked conspiracy theories regarding symbols of Satan at the recent Olympic opening ceremony in Italy.
South Africa: How to 'Pre-Bunk' a State of the Nation Address (And Almost Anything Else)
The article discusses the technique of 'pre-bunking' used by Africa Check to fact-check the South African State of the Nation Address by preparing accurate data in advance of the presidential speech.
Seznam.cz helps to distinguish misinformation. It has already conducted over 45,000 fact-checks
Seznam.cz has conducted over 45,000 fact-checks to combat misinformation.
"Is this true?" Caution against misinformation during elections - Fact check summary
The article emphasizes the importance of fact-checking to combat misinformation spread through social media during elections, providing insights into various claims assessed for accuracy by Asahi Shimbun.
Fact-checking driver's license in Florida: Are those who do not speak English more dangerous behind the wheel?
Florida has mandated that all driving tests must now be conducted solely in English, raising concerns about the implications for non-English speakers.
Factograph and HND silent on the Silajdžić case: Are they protecting their journalists and like-minded individuals?
The article discusses the silence of the Croatian fact-checking organization Faktograf concerning the case of Sandro Silajdžić, a Bosnian refugee deported from the U.S. after a long residency due to past criminal acts, following a related article's publication by Milena Zajović.
The Truth about the Yorkshire Terrier Lovers Club: From the Frontlines of Fact-Checking
In Lithuania, volunteers are using AI to fight misinformation, particularly in response to the Russian and Chinese 'cognitive warfare' affecting public perception.
Iran protests: Fact-checking claims of AI manipulation, low turnout
The article discusses the recent protests in Iran, addressing misinformation regarding claims of AI manipulation and low turnout despite an ongoing internet blackout.
Fact-Checking Trump’s Justifications for the Venezuela Operation
The article analyzes and assesses the validity of former President Trump's claims regarding military operations in Venezuela.
The fight against censorship is the new American slogan. In reality, it is a struggle for power and money
The article discusses how U.S. institutions frame decisions under the guise of 'free speech' while altering its boundaries, highlighting a recent decision by Meta to withdraw certain fact-checking measures.
The ATENA project on the accuracy of media writings has concluded: Here are the topics most frequently checked for facts
The ATENA project has concluded, highlighting the importance of fact-checking in today's fast-paced information era and showcasing the topics most commonly evaluated for accuracy in media reporting.
Journalism in Crisis: Raucous Portals and Penny Pinchers
The article discusses the current crisis in journalism, questioning whether it is self-inflicted or driven by investors, and emphasizes the need for maintaining factuality in reporting.
How reliable has Meloni been in 2025? 70% of her statements were inaccurate
In 2024, only about one-third of Giorgia Meloni's statements were found to be fully accurate according to a fact-checking analysis encompassing nearly 400 claims made since she took office as the Prime Minister of Italy.