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Did Biden revoke more than 400 press passes?
President Trump has sparked widespread backlash after barring CNN, MS NOW and Politico journalists from the White House.
Some of Trump's defenders are pointing the finger at his predecessor, Joe Biden, claiming he revoked more than 440 reporters' credentials during his presidency.
But is that true? And, if so, is it an apples-to-apples comparison?
Reporter Jack Izzo looked into the Biden administration's actions — and how they compare to Trump's directive.
Did Trump call Iran war 'small potatoes'?
Some people who shared Trump's purported quote claimed he was specifically referring to the deaths of 18 service members during the conflict.
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17 claims about Greenland, examined
Trump said he reached a deal to expand the U.S. security presence in Greenland. From Red Lobster rumors to oil drilling operations, we compiled 17 of our fact checks involving the territory.
The truth behind images claiming to show Gazan child before deadly airstrike
Our initial research concluded the images were likely AI-enhanced. But further examination found an authentic video served as the reference point.
Did Ilhan Omar marry her brother to commit immigration fraud, as DHS secretary claimed?
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin is the latest Republican official to amplify the unfounded rumor about Omar. We broke down where this conspiracy theory came from and why it has persisted for the last decade.
Staff pick
What we know about Alice Weidel, the far-right German politician with a Sri Lankan-born wife
Alice Weidel, leader of the far-right German political party Alternative for Germany, has been at the center of multiple rumors in recent months.
One widely shared meme purportedly exposes contradictions between Weidel's political positions and her private life. For example, it claims Weidel is anti-immigration and opposes pro-LGBTQ+ policies, despite being married to an immigrant woman.
But does the meme hold up under scrutiny?
Reporter Nur Ibrahim broke down what we know about Weidel's political stances vs. the reality of her family life.
