The donations were contributed by federal employees, not the federal agencies themselves. | | | | The claim mischaracterizes a statement Harris made in 2019 about then-President Donald Trump's activity on the platform. | | | | A spokesperson for the University of Texas told Reuters the claim is false. Both images in the post show athletes from other schools. | | | | A social media post mischaracterizes incidents involving migrants approaching school buses. Deputies say no one committed any crimes. | | | | The Lee statue was removed in 2017. The statue shown in social media posts had been there since well before its removal. | | | | The clip in the posts dates back to 2023, when mpox was declared to no longer be a global emergency. It was declared an emergency again in 2024. | | | | The quotes are fabricated. There is no credible evidence that Harris or Walz made the statements attributed to them. | | | | The photos contain signs of being AI-generated, an expert told USA TODAY. There is no credible evidence that Harris used to be a sex worker. | | | | Joy has become a central theme for Democrats campaigning this year, but they have not used or referenced the Nazi slogan "Strength Through Joy." | | | | The image was fabricated using an online Communist Party card generator. There's no evidence Harris was a member of the Communist Party. | | | | | | | Sign up for the news you want | Exclusive newsletters are part of your subscription, don't miss out! We're always working to add benefits for subscribers like you. | | | | Our Reporting. Your Stories. | | • | Full access to subscriber-only content on all devices.
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