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No, political ads on TV aren’t required to be factual

Government

No, political ads on TV aren’t required to be factual

Government

Biden’s claim that Republicans want to sunset Medicare and Social Security needs context

Republicans booed President Biden during the State of the Union after he claimed some had proposed plans that could end Medicare and Social Security.
Social Security

Biden SOTU claim about GOP Medicare cuts needs context

Republicans booed President Biden during the State of the Union after he claimed some had proposed plans that could end Medicare and Social Security.
Government

Yes, a sitting member of Congress can be removed from office

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy hasn’t called on New York’s Rep. George Santos to resign. It requires a two-thirds vote in order to expel someone from Congress.
Taxes

IRS didn’t have to audit Trump, other presidents

Presidential audits have been official IRS policy since 1977, but they aren’t mandated by law.
Government

There are no official members of the House until a speaker is sworn in

Members of the U.S. House of Representatives cannot be sworn in, engage in floor proceedings or introduce legislation until a speaker is elected.
Government

Congress can’t charge someone with a crime

Congress can conduct investigations, but whether to actually prosecute is up to the Department of Justice.
Elections

Candidates can still win after conceding an election

Candidate concessions aren’t legally binding and don’t impact the official vote count.
Elections

Yes, candidates can still win after conceding an election

Candidate concessions aren’t legally binding and don’t impact the official vote count.
Donald Trump

Whether 14th Amendment applies to Trump depends on 3 eligibility questions

A House Democrat says the 14th Amendment bars Trump from becoming president again, if elected. But law experts say there are three key points to answer first.
Donald Trump

Some things need to be considered before applying the 14th Amendment to President Trump

A House Democrat says the 14th Amendment bars Trump from becoming president again, if elected. But law experts say there are three key points to answer first.
Technology

Explaining the bot-like behavior surrounding the Arizona governor’s race

Bots are typically automated “users” that are created to mimic human behavior, and are most prevalent on Twitter.

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WZDX

No, political ads on TV aren’t required to be factual

Biden’s claim that Republicans want to sunset Medicare and Social Security needs context

Biden SOTU claim about GOP Medicare cuts needs context

Yes, a sitting member of Congress can be removed from office

IRS didn’t have to audit Trump, other presidents

There are no official members of the House until a speaker is sworn in

Congress can’t charge someone with a crime

Candidates can still win after conceding an election

Yes, candidates can still win after conceding an election

Whether 14th Amendment applies to Trump depends on 3 eligibility questions

Some things need to be considered before applying the 14th Amendment to President Trump

Explaining the bot-like behavior surrounding the Arizona governor’s race

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