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Oval Office medical emergency, American Airlines & LA Dodgers
Plus: Did SNAP benefits increase almost 40% under Biden administration?
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Posts claim RFK Jr. left the scene of Oval Office medical emergency. Here's what we know
A video spread online that claimed to show U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. leaving the scene of a medical emergency in the Oval Office of the White House.
Social media users disagreed over Kennedy's intentions. Some shared the clip stating, "watch RFK Jr. skedaddle like a MF." Others responded, "There were two medical doctors literally already attending to him. It was the Secretary's job to go get help. That's how a medical response works." Reporter Joey Esposito unpacked what we actually know about what happened.
American Airlines announced it's shutting down?
The confusion stemmed from a headline about Kenai Aviation, a small airline serving a handful of Alaskan communities, suspending operations.
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Construction company 'called out' Trump over unpaid White House East Wing demolition bills?
ACECO, a Maryland-based construction firm, faced intense online criticism for its involvement in the demolition.
Did Mamdani say city-run grocery stores won't sell alcohol, cigarettes or lottery tickets?
New York City's mayor-elect said his proposed stores wouldn’t sell lottery tickets or cigarettes, but he didn’t mention alcohol.
Did MLB place LA Dodgers' World Series win under review?
The LA Dodgers are the first repeat World Series champions since the 1998-2000 Yankees.
Did SNAP benefits increase almost 40% under Biden administration? What we know
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins recently claimed in a Fox News appearance that SNAP — which helps about 1 in 8 Americans pay for food — "increased almost 40%" in "just a couple of years under the Biden administration."
It's not entirely clear what Rollins meant, but we found her claim was wrong no matter how you interpret the allegation. Reporter Rae Deng broke down the details.






