Nikki Haley – Is Nikki Haley right in how she measures China’s naval power?
China “had the largest naval fleet in the world. They had 370 ships. They’ll have 400 ships in two years. We won’t even have 350 ships in two decades.”
Gavin Newsom – Gavin Newsom’s Mostly False claim about Ron DeSantis’ support of amnesty for immigrants
“When (Ron DeSantis) was in Congress, he supported amnesty.”
Donald Trump – Trump claims he made peace in the Middle East with Abraham Accords. That’s False
“With the historic Abraham Accords, I even made peace in the Middle East.”
Instagram posts – Splish, splash, space? No. The International Space Station is not staged in a large swimming pool
The International Space Station is in a pool, not in space.
Instagram posts – No, a past Palestinian flag didn’t feature the Star of David
The Palestinian flag before 1948 included the Star of David.
Facebook posts – Sorry, no ‘free money’: Biden did not approve a $5,200 subsidy for Americans older than 25
Audio shows breaking news that “Biden approves $5,200 for Americans older than 25.”
Facebook posts – No, esta imagen no muestra terremoto en Filipinas, es del 2017
Imagen muestra “potente terremoto … en medio de una tormenta solar” en Filipinas.
Facebook posts – Earrings that promote weight loss? That’s fashionably false
Magnetic “lymphatic earrings” aid weight loss.
Instagram posts – Can a stranger steal contact info from iPhone? No, that’s not how Apple’s NameDrop works.
With Apple’s NameDrop, anyone placing an iPhone near your child’s “will automatically receive their contact information.”
How generative AI could help foreign adversaries influence U.S. elections
Foreign adversaries have a history of infiltrating social media platforms to influence U.S. elections. With new generative artificial intelligence tools available, experts are warning of a fresh wave of influence operations.