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President Biden did not form the Quad coalition, as he claimed

Joe Biden

President Biden did not form the Quad coalition, as he claimed

Coronavirus

Fact-checking questions about the end of the COVID-19 public health emergency

How to get COVID-19 tests and vaccines after the federal COVID-19 public health emergency declaration expires on May 11.
Travel

Yes, the U.S. uses electronic passports and you might already have one

A VERIFY reader was confused about a TikTok that said e-passports would be available on March 31, but that was about Jamaica. The U.S. has had them since 2007.
Coronavirus

When does COVID-19 go from pandemic to endemic? There’s no statistical cut-off

Though some states are planning to start treating COVID-19 as endemic, the WHO and others say there isn’t a formal way to mark the transition away from a pandemic.
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.
Social Media

Viral photo does not show wreckage of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370

Here’s how we VERIFIED that the viral photo actually shows a different airplane that was deliberately sunk in Jordan’s Red Sea.
World

Understanding British royal etiquette and what that means for King Charles’ coronation | Expert Interview with William Hanson

William Hanson, Etiquette Coach and Director of The English Manor, talks through British royal etiquette, King Charles’ coronation.
Travel

Yes, some countries won’t let you enter if your passport expires within six months

A traveler in a viral TikTok claimed she couldn’t go on her trip abroad because her passport would expire in five months.
Social Media

Those long, thin clouds you see behind planes are contrails – not ‘chemtrails’

The chemtrails conspiracy theory has been around since the 1990s, stemming from a United States Air Force war report on weather modification.
National

Yes, a Saudi Arabian company uses water from Arizona and California to grow alfalfa

A Saudi Arabian company is growing alfalfa on farms in the drought-prone southwestern United States and sending it overseas to feed cows.
Environment

Yes, a Saudi Arabian company uses water from Arizona and California to grow alfalfa

Subsidiaries of a Saudi Arabian dairy company own and lease farmland in Arizona and California, which they use to grow alfalfa for cows.
Travel

Yes, other countries have issued travel advisories for the U.S.

At least one country currently has a heightened travel advisory in place for the United States. Others have warned against U.S. travel in prior years.

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Monrovia Volunteer Fire/Rescue 'burns the house down' with their live house fire demonstration

Summer Pattern As We Enter June

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WZDX

President Biden did not form the Quad coalition, as he claimed

Fact-checking questions about the end of the COVID-19 public health emergency

Yes, the U.S. uses electronic passports and you might already have one

When does COVID-19 go from pandemic to endemic? There’s no statistical cut-off

No, Darth Vader does not say, ‘Luke, I am your father’

Viral photo does not show wreckage of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370

Understanding British royal etiquette and what that means for King Charles’ coronation | Expert Interview with William Hanson

Yes, some countries won’t let you enter if your passport expires within six months

Those long, thin clouds you see behind planes are contrails – not ‘chemtrails’

Yes, a Saudi Arabian company uses water from Arizona and California to grow alfalfa

Yes, a Saudi Arabian company uses water from Arizona and California to grow alfalfa

Yes, other countries have issued travel advisories for the U.S.

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