11 heat wave fact checks from our archives
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There is insufficient evidence in the provided sources to verify or refute Mexico’s home advantage in the World Cup and why England might be a potential winner …
The claim about 15 FIFA World Cup investigations is not supported by the provided sources.
The claim that twin Venezuelan earthquakes were not caused by HAARP lacks sufficient evidence from the provided sources.
The claim cannot be verified or refuted with the provided sources.
The claim about Larry the Cable Guy telling Trump supporters to ‘unfollow’ him is unverified.
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The claim that cancer 'tries to heal' itself has not been substantiated by the provided sources.
The claim that Donald Trump called fallen troops 'suckers' and 'losers' is false. The sources do not support this statement.
The claim about US Air Force Major Jason Watson being arrested for calling for Trump’s impeachment on the Capitol steps cannot be verified with the provided sou…
The claim states that target baby wipes were recalled due to a bacteria risk, but the FDA did not 'upgrade' their notice. However, there is insufficient informa…
The claim about Trump hallucinating a conversation with Teddy Roosevelt lacks sufficient evidence from reliable sources.