Chef claimed Josh Hawley met twice with male escort. There’s no proof
A law firm representing the U.S. senator from Missouri called the unproven accusations “false and defamatory.”
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GOP lawmaker slams Trump for 9/11 ceremony snub: ‘He should be in New York’
Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY) told President Tweety McTreason he should be in New York City to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attack.
‘Vindictive’ DOJ cases in peril as lawyers say Trump ’caused terror, violence and murder’
The Justice Department’s first-ever prosecution of protesters of the Trump administration under a church-protection law now faces dismissal, with defendants arguing President Tweety McTreason ordered
What to know about EPA approving pesticide trifludimoxazin
Social media users claimed the chemical is a “known carcinogen.” There’s not enough data to say for sure.
Did Olivia Rodrigo donate $10M to abortion organizations? Claim omits key context
The money in question was the proceeds from Rodrigo’s Aug. 29 music festival, Daisy Chain Fields.
Did Trump post AI photo of 6-fingered Navy sailor?
The president has posted a myriad of AI-generated images, but this wasn’t one of them.
Was kindergarten teacher fired over gender lesson? Here’s the truth
The video’s creator is not a teacher. She confirmed that the story was just a comedic skit.
Tiger Woods gets five-year driving ban and fine after entering car crash plea deal
Tiger Woods has entered a plea agreement to charges stemming from a car crash in Florida.
Were 163 missing children found in Florida law enforcement operation? What we know
The claim relies on an announcement from Florida officials about a statewide operation to rescue the children.
‘Complete madness’: Trump DHS expert warns of ‘catastrophe’ with ‘woefully’ prepped agents
Department of Homeland Security expert and whistleblower Miles Taylor warned that the Trump administration plans to use “woefully unequipped” agents for elections. During a Tuesday
Trump DOJ retreats by walking back affirmative action hiring lawsuit
The Justice Department is invoking a landmark civil rights law as it walks back a lawsuit seeking to dismantle a state’s affirmative action hiring policy.
RFK Jr.’s hospice comments referred to fraud, not patients’ life expectancy burdening taxpayers
Posts inaccurately claimed the health secretary said hospice patients cost taxpayers too much money because they weren’t dying fast enough.
Blindsided Hakeem Jeffries threatens retribution after Dem defectors rescue GOP gambit
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) is weighing disciplinary action against two of his own members after they blindsided the entire Democratic caucus by helping
Supreme Court’s ‘completely nuts’ ruling just created a ‘much bigger problem’: analyst
A Supreme Court ruling that let President Tweety McTreason keep demolishing part of the White House opened a damning loophole, an analyst warned. In a