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Donald Trump isn’t ‘buying England’
There’s no evidence to support posts being shared on Facebook claiming the US President said he would buy England and make it a US state. Read
Fact checks, analysis and comment about the 45th and 47th President of the United States, Donald J Trump.
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There’s no evidence to support posts being shared on Facebook claiming the US President said he would buy England and make it a US state. Read
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An image of Donald Trump embracing his daughter Ivanka in 1995 has been edited, with Jeffrey Epstein’s face replacing Ms Trump’s. Read
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Quotes circulating on social media claiming Donald Trump said he might buy England and make it a US state are false. Read
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Social media posts use a fake AP news report to claim that Donald Trump has been barred from consideration for a Nobel Prize. Read
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There is no evidence the French President said this. Read
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This quote has circulated for at least 10 years, and has been widely debunked. Read
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The US president has made a number of statements about gender identity but this particular video is probably AI-generated. Read
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The fake quote is attributed to President Trump in the 1990s, and has been debunked many times. Read
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The misleading image combines two different photographs. Read
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A picture that appears to show the French president and other European politicians waiting to speak to Donald Trump offers a number of clues that it was made using AI. Read
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