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PolitiFact Is Ticked That We Fact-Checked Their False Fact-Check Of Our Fact-Check Of Their Fact-Check

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PolitiFact botched a fact-check of a fact-check in a story exposing the group’s absence of a fact-check. On Friday, PolitiFact Editor-in-Chief Angie Holan twice demanded The Federalist issue a correction …

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“Mark Changed The Rules”: How Facebook Went Easy On Alex Jones And Other Right-Wing Figures

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In April 2019, Facebook was preparing to ban one of the internet’s most notorious spreaders of misinformation and hate, Infowars founder Alex Jones. Then CEO Mark Zuckerberg personally intervened. Jones …

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Teachers union head 'debunks' rumor that it doesn't want reopening, dodges on whether kids back this year

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Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, said on Sunday that she needed to “debunk” the myth that teachers unions don’t want to reopen schools and took a …

Already hit hard by pandemic, Black and Hispanic communities suffer the blows of an unforgiving winter storm

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Neighborhoods across the state — some lined with million dollar homes, others by more modest dwellings — went cold and dark for days as Texas struggled to keep the power …

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Is Only 9% of Joe Biden's COVID Stimulus Plan Going to Public Health?

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President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion American Rescue Act, his answer to COVID-19 recovery, has divided Congress along party lines as lawmakers work toward drafting a budget reconciliation package. It’s predicted …

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Joe Biden Offers Bold Talk, Timid Action on Immigration

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During the final presidential debate last fall, Donald Trump touted what he considered his biggest immigration accomplishment. “We got rid of catch and release,” he boasted. Joe Biden could have …

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After initial praise, Governors Cuomo and Newsom face political heat over COVID-19 response

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Two Democratic governors initially praised for their response to COVID-19 are now facing a backlash over their handling of the disease nearly a year after it began. Californians were outraged …

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America's vaccine rollout has been among the best in the world

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America’s much-maligned vaccine rollout is actually going relatively well, at least compared to other wealthy countries. The big picture: The U.S. has carried out more vaccinations than any country in …

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Jake Sullivan criticizes China’s transparency on COVID-19 origin but declines to stand by US intelligence on it

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White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan criticized China for blocking data on the origins of COVID-19, but declined to stand by declassified U.S. intelligence released at the end of …

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EXPLAINER: How will we know we’ve reached herd immunity?

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Health officials around the world are racing to vaccinate enough people to stop the spread of COVID-19, but what qualifies as “enough” is still an open question. The goal is …

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