The code of principles of the International Fact-Checking Network IFCN at Poynter is a series of commitments organizations abide by to promote excellence in fact-checking. The following fact checks come from IFCN fact checkers. (D. Van Zandt)
Claim by Facebook posts: Says Steph Curry decided to split with Nike because the company wouldn’t allow him to write Bible scriptures in his shoes.
Claim by David McKinley: “$53 million a week is coming across the border in drugs.”
PolitiFact rating: Mostly True
Claim by Viral Image: Claims CNN’s Don Lemon said “Trump killed an unarmed father of three” of al-Baghdadi during an Oct. 27 broadcast.
CheckYourFact rating: False
Claim by Donald Trump: “They’re using this impeachment hoax for their own political gain to try and damage the Republican Party and damage the President, but it’s had the opposite effect. Because you’ve seen the polls and we’re now the highest — I’m the highest I’ve ever I’ve ever been in the polls.”
PolitiFact rating: No, not highest ever
Claim by John Ratcliffe: “No witness has used the word ‘bribery’ to describe President Trump’s conduct.”
PolitiFact rating: True
International Fact Checks
Claim by Multiple sources: Drinking warm water cures ‘all types of cancer in 9 months’
AFP Fact Check rating: Drinking warm water does not cure cancer
Claim by Multiple sources: Black lions exist
AFP Fact Check rating: Black lions don’t exist
Claim by Al Jazeera: WHO estimates that fewer than 10% of mentally ill Nigerians have access to the care they need.
Africa Check rating: Correct
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