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VERIFY: No, the House of Representatives did not slip a pay raise into the stimulus bill.
Coronavirus
VERIFY: No, the House of Representatives did not slip a pay raise into the stimulus bill.
The viral claim seems to indicate that the House put $25 million aside to raise their salaries. The VERIFY team found the money is real but the purpose is not.
Coronavirus
VERIFY: Fact-checking this week's coronavirus claims
The VERIFY team is compiling each week's coronavirus fact-checks. Here is a look at what you should know for the week of March 27.
Coronavirus
VERIFY: Fact-checking this week's coronavirus claims
The VERIFY team is compiling each week's coronavirus fact-checks. Here is a look at what you should know for the week of March 27.
VERIFY
VERIFY: Real debates about COVID-19 and ibuprofen as fake social posts circulate
There is a real debate going on about the pain reliever and COVID-19, but a fake viral claim is making the situation seem more dire.
VERIFY
VERIFY: Top questions about the coronavirus stimulus checks answered
The CARES Act includes a provision that gives Americans one-time direct payments. Here's what we know about those rebates.
VERIFY
VERIFY: What COVID-19 stands for
A post claimed that COVID is a reference to "Chinese Originated Viral Infectious Disease". That's not the case.
VERIFY
VERIFY: Yes, a sudden loss of smell or taste might be an indicator of COVID-19
A sudden loss of smell or taste could signal a person having COVID-19, even if they have no other symptoms.
Coronavirus
VERIFY: Viral video using news clips to falsely claim bananas stop coronavirus
Splicing two real news clips together can make a video look more reputable unless the information presented is completely untrue.
Coronavirus
VERIFY: CDC, WHO do not recommend homemade masks
People are wanting to make masks for medical rooms and themselves. They might be good if nothing else is available, but they should be your last choice.
VERIFY
VERIFY: Which cleaning products could be dangerous to mix
A viral image says combining bleach with other household cleaners could create toxic combinations.
VERIFY
VERIFY: Fake Text messages impersonating banks, talking about government checks and how to spot them
There's no shortage of scammers trying to take advantage of coronavirus-related fears and confusion.
Coronavirus
VERIFY: No, the House of Representatives did not slip a pay raise into the stimulus bill.
The viral claim seems to indicate that the House put $25 million aside to raise their salaries. The VERIFY team found the money is real but the purpose is not.
Coronavirus
VERIFY: Fact-checking this week's coronavirus claims
The VERIFY team is compiling each week's coronavirus fact-checks. Here is a look at what you should know for the week of March 27.
Coronavirus
VERIFY: Fact-checking this week's coronavirus claims
The VERIFY team is compiling each week's coronavirus fact-checks. Here is a look at what you should know for the week of March 27.
VERIFY
VERIFY: Real debates about COVID-19 and ibuprofen as fake social posts circulate
There is a real debate going on about the pain reliever and COVID-19, but a fake viral claim is making the situation seem more dire.
VERIFY
VERIFY: Top questions about the coronavirus stimulus checks answered
The CARES Act includes a provision that gives Americans one-time direct payments. Here's what we know about those rebates.
VERIFY
VERIFY: What COVID-19 stands for
A post claimed that COVID is a reference to "Chinese Originated Viral Infectious Disease". That's not the case.
VERIFY
VERIFY: Yes, a sudden loss of smell or taste might be an indicator of COVID-19
A sudden loss of smell or taste could signal a person having COVID-19, even if they have no other symptoms.
Coronavirus
VERIFY: Viral video using news clips to falsely claim bananas stop coronavirus
Splicing two real news clips together can make a video look more reputable unless the information presented is completely untrue.
Coronavirus
VERIFY: CDC, WHO do not recommend homemade masks
People are wanting to make masks for medical rooms and themselves. They might be good if nothing else is available, but they should be your last choice.
VERIFY
VERIFY: Which cleaning products could be dangerous to mix
A viral image says combining bleach with other household cleaners could create toxic combinations.
VERIFY
VERIFY: Fake Text messages impersonating banks, talking about government checks and how to spot them
There's no shortage of scammers trying to take advantage of coronavirus-related fears and confusion.
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