Say 'see ya later, alligator' to Facebook post of gators flooding Missouri town's streets
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Inspecting alleged Trump Truth Social post saying he's no longer interested in making Canada the 51st state
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Hegseth's pastor said he wants Democratic Texas Rep. James Talarico 'crucified.' Here's context
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Did Trump mistake White House patio umbrellas for Iranian officials?
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Does video show Trump saying Iran asked him to be supreme leader? We inspected
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Did Obamas open $100M 'Humanitarian Hope Center'?
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Alaska legislator's staffer was indicted on child sex trafficking charges. Here's what happened
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Beware claim Chuck Schumer's wife owns cleaning business hiring immigrants in US illegally
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Did Treasury declare US 'insolvent'? Here's the bottom line
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Did Thomas Massie expose Stephen Miller funneling $890M through Cayman Islands? Claim doesn't add up
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What we know about the new COVID-19 variant ‘cicada’ or BA.3.2.
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Did Trump vote by mail in Florida election after years of unfounded fraud claims?
There is no clear evidence from the provided sources that Donald Trump voted by mail in a Florida election following years of unfounded fraud claims.