Washington Post – Politics:
The agency acknowledged to The Fact Checker that it rounded figures to give a misleading presentation.
Author: Glenn Kessler
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Tennessee congressman Andrew Ogles’s résumé is too good to be true
Washington Post – Politics:
The freshman member of Congress has come under fire for embellishing his past. We found more examples.
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Does DOJ have ‘anti-Catholic bias’? Josh Hawley presses Merrick Garland.
Washington Post – Politics:
We detail the facts concerning two incidents cited by Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.).
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Nikki Haley’s bogus claims about foreign aid dollars
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The GOP presidential hopeful says “enemy” countries shouldn’t get U.S. aid dollars. But much of the aid goes to civil society and humanitarian groups — or never leaves the United States.
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So far, Trump’s rollback of regulations can’t be blamed for Ohio train wreck
Washington Post – Politics:
The Trump administration shelved many rail and environmental rules. But a link to the East Palestine derailment is hard to find.
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The Buttigieg-Rubio grudge match over rail safety
Washington Post – Politics:
The transportation secretary and the Florida Republican traded sharp words after the East Palestine train derailment. We assess their debate.
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Lawmakers cite fishy poll to suggest laptop tale would have swayed vote
Washington Post – Politics:
Republicans are quoting a poll that uses aggressive framing of questions to undermine support for Biden.
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Biden linked covid to a spike in violent crime. He omitted factors.
Washington Post – Politics:
In the State of the Union address, the president left out half of the story.
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The Hunter Biden laptop and claims of ‘Russian disinfo’
Washington Post – Politics:
The letter signed by more than 50 former intelligence officials about the laptop was carefully worded to say much less than is often claimed.