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FalseA screenshot authentically shows a post by U.S. President Donald Trump featuring an image of him as a muscular football star surrounded by shirtless male cheerleaders.SnopesJun 5, 2026FalseHuman traffickers are posing as Walmart employees inside stores and luring customers out to parking lots with the lie that their cars are being towed to make space for "VIP Walmart guests."SnopesJun 5, 2026TrueThe U.S. Department of Justice charged two foreign-born researchers from the National Institutes of Health with smuggling the monkeypox virus into the U.S. in June 2026.SnopesJun 5, 2026Mixed“Michigan has spent more than $2.5 billion on incentives to companies since 2019, and so far, that fund, the SOAR fund, has created zero jobs.”Said by Mallory McMorrowPolitiFactJun 5, 2026FalseA pair of images authentically showed the White House South Lawn before and after the Trump administration started building a UFC structure in 2026.SnopesJun 4, 2026FalseU.S. President Donald Trump did not appear in public for a week after having a stroke in late May 2026.SnopesJun 4, 2026TrueA video shared online authentically showed an injured stray dog walking into a veterinarian's clinic and receiving treatment.SnopesJun 4, 2026MixedA May 2026 court ruling in Delaware allows corporations to vote in American elections.SnopesJun 4, 2026FalseMark Zuckerberg's data center in New Mexico "completely drained" the Rio Grande of water.SnopesJun 4, 2026TrueSkin care product line CeraVe, which belongs to French cosmetics company L'Oréal, faces six class action lawsuits because some of its products tested positive for a known carcinogen, benzene.SnopesJun 4, 2026FalseImages shared online in 2026 authentically showed a seat on a ferry specifically constructed for a daily commuter, a cat named Marty.SnopesJun 4, 2026Can’t tellAn authentic screenshot of a Newsweek article accurately quoted Dr. Mehmet Oz saying this about U.S. President Donald Trump: "He likes to do the thing where I hold his scrotum and tell him to cough."SnopesJun 3, 2026TrueIn June 2026, Indiana Gov. Mike Braun, a Republican, declared June "Nuclear Family Month."SnopesJun 3, 2026FalseImages posted online in May and June 2026 authentically show water towers from various U.S. states painted with the text, "YOU CAN'T DRINK DATA."SnopesJun 3, 2026True“Adam Hoffman abused a little boy” and Ken Paxton “let Hoffman off the hook.”Said by James TalaricoPolitiFactJun 3, 2026FalseSays his cognitive test results showed he has “extreme intelligence.”Said by Donald TrumpPolitiFactJun 3, 2026TrueAfter an X user posted, "That was your bag of coke in the White House," in June 2026, Hunter Biden responded, "It most definitely was not. I would never have forgotten my drugs."SnopesJun 3, 2026FalseIn late May 2026, immigrants without legal authorization to be in the U.S. slaughtered two family horses in Florida for their meat.SnopesJun 3, 2026FalseA screenshot authentically shows an X post from U.S. President Donald Trump claiming Iran was "pushing massive amounts of wind" into the U.S. through "secret atmospheric corridors" to power windmills.SnopesJun 2, 2026TrueA measure to ban fishing and hunting may end up on Oregon's November 2026 ballot.SnopesJun 2, 2026FalseA pair of photographs shared by the White House provide an accurate comparison between the allegedly dirty and graffiti-ridden condition of Columbus Circle fountain in Washington, D.C., during the administration of former President Joe Biden and its pristine, gleaming-white condition during the administration of President Donald Trump.SnopesJun 2, 2026FalseA video shows workers removing President Donald Trump’s name from the Kennedy Center.Said by Social MediaPolitiFactJun 2, 2026FalseIn May 2026, U.S. President Donald Trump sold watches that misspelled his last name as "Rump."SnopesJun 1, 2026TrueAs of spring 2026, U.S. President Donald Trump is spending $5 million in taxpayer money to cover horse statues in Washington, D.C., in gold.SnopesJun 1, 2026