Fact Check

July 13July 13
What’s True and What’s False: Coronavirus Fact Check
- Local
Here are some of the most common coronavirus questions: Can COVID-19 be spread through food? “Directly through food, no,” Euthym Kontaxis, MD for Tennity Emergency Department at Eisenhower Health, said. “But the process of eating can be exposure.” The CDC reports “currently, there is no evidence to support transmission of COVID-19 associated with food but […]

Daytona Everett
February 05February 05
State of the Union fact check: What’s true and false in Trump’s address
- National
President Donald Trump delivered his second State of the Union address on Tuesday, where he re-enforced his immigration agenda, slammed “ridiculous partisan investigations” and announced he would meet with North Korea’s Kim Jong Un for a second time later this month. NBC News fact-checked his State of the Union address as it happened. CLAIM: TRUMP’S ADMINISTRATION […]
June 19June 19
Fact check: Did Obama administration separate families?
- National
Amid outcry over the “zero tolerance” immigration policy implemented by President Donald Trump’s administration in April, conservative commentators and his head of Homeland Security have sought to downplay the practice of separating families who cross the border illegally as nothing new. “The Obama administration, the Bush administration all separated families,” Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen […]

What’s True and What’s False: Coronavirus Fact Check