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Social Media Posts Push False Claim of Trump Chopping Down 60 Cherry Trees

Q: Did the Trump administration have 60 cherry blossom trees cut down in D.C. to build a golf course?

A: In what the Department of Interior called “routine maintenance,” about 60 trees were removed from East Potomac Park, according to the...

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Rising Measles Cases Driven by Falling Vaccination, Not Illegal Immigration

Rep. Byron Donalds, a Republican from Florida who is running for governor, has blamed “rampant illegal immigration” during the Biden administration for measles outbreaks. But we found no link to illegal immigration in several recent large o...

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FactCheck.Weekly #46 - 9/1/26

Let’s take a look back at the week and recap what you might have missed from us.

Trump’s ‘No Tax on Tips’ Claim Doesn’t Add Up: https://www.factcheck.org/2026/08/trumps-no-tax-on-tips-claim-doesnt-add-up/

What We Know About Pennsylvania’s...

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Trump Claims Credit for Drug Price Decline. Experts Say It’s More Complicated.

President Donald Trump and other administration officials are claiming credit for a recent drop in prescription drug prices, citing deals they’ve struck with drugmakers and the launch of the online direct-to-consumer platform TrumpRx. But e...

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What We Know About Pennsylvania’s Two ‘Measles-Associated’ Deaths

After the Pennsylvania Department of Health announced two cases of measles-related deaths in one county, the local coroner appeared to contradict the account. And in an ongoing spat with Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, Health and Human Serv...

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