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National
Yes, the letter from President Biden mailed to stimulus payment recipients is real
Coronavirus
Yes, adolescents are reporting similar adverse reactions to COVID-19 vaccines as adults
Americans, awaiting the FDA's decision on the use of the Pfizer vaccine for children 12 to 15, have asked whether adolescents will experience more side efffects.
Coronavirus
No, vaccinated people can’t shed COVID-19 vaccine spike proteins
Experts say there is no evidence to suggest that vaccinated people pose any harm or threat to unvaccinated people.
Pop Culture
No, Cinco de Mayo is not Mexico’s Independence Day
The Battle of Puebla (aka Cinco de Mayo) happened half a century after Mexico’s declaration of independence.
Vaccine
Yes, people taking seasonal allergy medicine can get a COVID-19 vaccine
The spring weather has inflamed many people’s allergies and left them wondering if they can take their seasonal allergy medicine and get a COVID-19 vaccine.
Crime
Yes, the trial of 3 other officers charged in George Floyd’s death will be televised
The trial for the three other officers charged in George Floyd’s death, Tou Thao, Thomas Lane and J. Alexander Kueng, is scheduled to start in August.
Coronavirus
No, the U.S. doesn’t need to vaccinate 100% of population to reach herd immunity
The U.S. doesn’t need to vaccinate everyone to reach herd immunity, but herd immunity could still be a hard goal to meet with current vaccination rates.
VERIFY
How VERIFY combats misinformation
Misinformation can be hard to spot. That’s why VERIFY is here.
Technology
Yes, satellites are making it more difficult for astronomers to observe space
While satellites could provide accessible high-speed internet to communities across the globe, they also make it harder for people on Earth to explore the night sky.
Pop Culture
No, Darth Vader does not say, ‘Luke, I am your father’
May 4 is Star Wars Day, and one of the most iconic lines in the franchise’s history is often misquoted in pop culture references.
Food
Claim that eating french fries in moderation will lead to an early death is misleading
French fry lovers united after a viral tweet claimed people who ate fries multiple times a week were more likely to die early.
Vaccine
Young, healthy adults should get a COVID-19 vaccine, medical experts say
In a recent episode of his popular podcast, comedian Joe Rogan said he would not advise a healthy 21-year-old to get a COVID-19 vaccine.
Coronavirus
Yes, adolescents are reporting similar adverse reactions to COVID-19 vaccines as adults
Americans, awaiting the FDA's decision on the use of the Pfizer vaccine for children 12 to 15, have asked whether adolescents will experience more side efffects.
Coronavirus
No, vaccinated people can’t shed COVID-19 vaccine spike proteins
Experts say there is no evidence to suggest that vaccinated people pose any harm or threat to unvaccinated people.
Pop Culture
No, Cinco de Mayo is not Mexico’s Independence Day
The Battle of Puebla (aka Cinco de Mayo) happened half a century after Mexico’s declaration of independence.
Vaccine
Yes, people taking seasonal allergy medicine can get a COVID-19 vaccine
The spring weather has inflamed many people’s allergies and left them wondering if they can take their seasonal allergy medicine and get a COVID-19 vaccine.
Crime
Yes, the trial of 3 other officers charged in George Floyd’s death will be televised
The trial for the three other officers charged in George Floyd’s death, Tou Thao, Thomas Lane and J. Alexander Kueng, is scheduled to start in August.
Coronavirus
No, the U.S. doesn’t need to vaccinate 100% of population to reach herd immunity
The U.S. doesn’t need to vaccinate everyone to reach herd immunity, but herd immunity could still be a hard goal to meet with current vaccination rates.
VERIFY
How VERIFY combats misinformation
Misinformation can be hard to spot. That’s why VERIFY is here.
Technology
Yes, satellites are making it more difficult for astronomers to observe space
While satellites could provide accessible high-speed internet to communities across the globe, they also make it harder for people on Earth to explore the night sky.
Pop Culture
No, Darth Vader does not say, ‘Luke, I am your father’
May 4 is Star Wars Day, and one of the most iconic lines in the franchise’s history is often misquoted in pop culture references.
Food
Claim that eating french fries in moderation will lead to an early death is misleading
French fry lovers united after a viral tweet claimed people who ate fries multiple times a week were more likely to die early.
Vaccine
Young, healthy adults should get a COVID-19 vaccine, medical experts say
In a recent episode of his popular podcast, comedian Joe Rogan said he would not advise a healthy 21-year-old to get a COVID-19 vaccine.
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