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Health
No, there’s no evidence titanium dioxide in tampons causes reproductive harm
Health
No, there’s no evidence titanium dioxide in tampons is harmful to humans
Studies on titanium dioxide toxicity analyzed rats breathing in the chemical, not humans using it in tampons.
Food
There is a Capri Sun recall, but only for its wild cherry flavor
More than 5,000 boxes of wild cherry Capri Sun drinks were recalled for possible contamination of a cleaning solution.
Government
No, Obama did not keep 33 million pages of his administration’s records
The National Archives debunked former President Trump’s claim that former President Obama kept more than 30 million pages of documents, “much of them classified."
Government
Did former President Barack Obama keep 33 million pages of his administration's records?
Did former President Barack Obama keep 33 million pages of his administration's records? The VERIFY team confirms this is false.
Taxes
The IRS is not increasing audits on middle class by hiring 87K new agents
The Inflation Reduction Act includes about $80 billion in funding for the IRS. The agency isn’t using that money to hire 87,000 new auditors.
Government
No, Congress is not considering $300 billion Medicare cut
The Inflation Reduction Act, proposed by Senate Democrats, is expected to save Medicare nearly $300 billion on drug prices without cutting benefits.
Medicine
Yes, U.S. insulin prices are far higher than these other countries, like viral tweets claim
Viral tweets claim U.S. consumers pay multiple times more for insulin than other countries, including Japan, the U.K., Canada and France. That’s true.
Government
Inflation Reduction Act only caps insulin prices for Medicare patients, not for people with private insurance
The original text included provisions that would cap insulin prices for Medicare patients and people privately insured, but the latter failed to get enough support.
Economy
No, the Inflation Reduction Act doesn’t raise income taxes on the middle class
The legislation imposes a 15% minimum tax on large corporations, but there are no individual income tax hikes included in the Inflation Reduction Act.
Monkeypox
No, there isn’t evidence monkeypox can spread through wastewater
Health experts can track monkeypox spread by detecting the virus’s DNA in sewage, but this DNA can’t transmit the disease.
Social Media
No, Florida Gov. DeSantis didn’t defend FBI Mar-a-Lago search on ‘Hannity’
A clip shared on Twitter that appears to show Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis defending the FBI search of Mar-a-Lago uses footage from an unrelated 2020 press conference.
Health
No, there’s no evidence titanium dioxide in tampons is harmful to humans
Studies on titanium dioxide toxicity analyzed rats breathing in the chemical, not humans using it in tampons.
Food
There is a Capri Sun recall, but only for its wild cherry flavor
More than 5,000 boxes of wild cherry Capri Sun drinks were recalled for possible contamination of a cleaning solution.
Government
No, Obama did not keep 33 million pages of his administration’s records
The National Archives debunked former President Trump’s claim that former President Obama kept more than 30 million pages of documents, “much of them classified."
Government
Did former President Barack Obama keep 33 million pages of his administration's records?
Did former President Barack Obama keep 33 million pages of his administration's records? The VERIFY team confirms this is false.
Taxes
The IRS is not increasing audits on middle class by hiring 87K new agents
The Inflation Reduction Act includes about $80 billion in funding for the IRS. The agency isn’t using that money to hire 87,000 new auditors.
Government
No, Congress is not considering $300 billion Medicare cut
The Inflation Reduction Act, proposed by Senate Democrats, is expected to save Medicare nearly $300 billion on drug prices without cutting benefits.
Medicine
Yes, U.S. insulin prices are far higher than these other countries, like viral tweets claim
Viral tweets claim U.S. consumers pay multiple times more for insulin than other countries, including Japan, the U.K., Canada and France. That’s true.
Government
Inflation Reduction Act only caps insulin prices for Medicare patients, not for people with private insurance
The original text included provisions that would cap insulin prices for Medicare patients and people privately insured, but the latter failed to get enough support.
Economy
No, the Inflation Reduction Act doesn’t raise income taxes on the middle class
The legislation imposes a 15% minimum tax on large corporations, but there are no individual income tax hikes included in the Inflation Reduction Act.
Monkeypox
No, there isn’t evidence monkeypox can spread through wastewater
Health experts can track monkeypox spread by detecting the virus’s DNA in sewage, but this DNA can’t transmit the disease.
Social Media
No, Florida Gov. DeSantis didn’t defend FBI Mar-a-Lago search on ‘Hannity’
A clip shared on Twitter that appears to show Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis defending the FBI search of Mar-a-Lago uses footage from an unrelated 2020 press conference.
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