Racism is being cited as the reason Indiana residents are without power after storms, overlooking the fact that criminals are targeting utility workers.
Ongoing Power Outages in Gary, Indiana Residents in Gary, Indiana, have been without power for several weeks now, and many within the black community attribute this situation to racism and discrimination. Recent storms wreaked havoc in northeast Indiana, downing power lines and causing significant flooding, which initially left about 300,000 residents without electricity. One local […]
The blame game over noncitizen voters in New Jersey doesn’t make sense — in fact.
Political Turmoil Over Non-Citizen Voter Registrations in New Jersey In a curious twist that feels a bit like Schrödinger’s cat, the number of non-citizen voters in New Jersey seems to vary significantly—between 6,600 and 35,152. This disarray has stirred up both accidental mishaps and scandal. On Tuesday, New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill (D) weighed in, […]
Scholars challenge the myth of Ernest Hemingway’s mojito preference: ‘More fiction than fact’
The Mojito Myth: Hemingway’s Connection to the Classic Cocktail Every July, as Ernest Hemingway’s birthday nears, bars throughout Florida—from Key West to Miami Beach—start mixing mojitos to celebrate the celebrated author. However, some Hemingway experts suggest that the link between him and this popular drink is more of a legend than fact. “I believe his […]
Fact Check: An X Account in 2023 Posted the Name of the Person Accused of Shooting at the WHCA Dinner in Its Only Tweet
CLAIM: Unusual Account Names Alleged Shooter A mysterious X account named “Henry Martinez” purportedly tweeted the name Cole Allen, who is being linked to the White House Correspondents Association Dinner shooting, in December 2023. This account posted only one tweet. Verdict: True. Social media users found the tweet soon after identifying Allen as the suspect […]
Three key moments from the California governor debate reveal one important fact: Gavin Newsom is not the weakest Democrat.
California Governors’ Debate Held On Wednesday, the first significant televised debate for candidates running for California governor took place, organized by Nexstar Media Group. The event featured key contenders, including Democrats Xavier Becerra, Katie Porter, Tom Steyer, and Matt Mahan, as well as Republicans Chad Bianco and Steve Hilton. After tuning in, a host noted […]
March Madness: A fun fact for every First Four team in the 2026 NCAA Tournament
2026 Men’s NCAA Tournament: First Four “Mini Madness” Kicks Off The First Four “Mini Madness” event starts Tuesday night in Dayton. No. 16 seed Howard will go against UMBC, followed by a matchup featuring No. 11 seeds North Carolina State and Texas. Then, on Wednesday, Prairie View A&M will take on Lehigh, and the University […]
Trump has power under the Insurrection Act, but lacks ‘moral clarity’; Fact Soldiers question the legality of his orders, highlighting an issue.
Discussion on the Insurrection Act During a recent episode of MS NOW’s “The Briefing,” Maryland Governor Wes Moore (D) discussed the Insurrection Act. He mentioned, “Strictly speaking, does the president have the authority to use the Insurrection Act if it comes down to being a last resort? The real question isn’t just about presidential power […]
Doctor denies basic biological fact: ‘Is it possible for men to become pregnant?’
Senate Hearing on Chemical Abortion Pills In a recent Senate hearing titled “Protecting Women: Exposing the Dangers of Chemical Abortion Pills,” Sen. Josh Hawley from Missouri engaged in a conversation with Dr. Nisha Verma. His goal seemed to be to clarify what he described as “biological reality.” Dr. Verma, however, found it challenging to address […]
Parents boast about preparing their children for ICE raids — despite the fact that they are citizens
Liberals recently convened online to talk about how they’re prepping young kids for what they believe could be immigration enforcement actions. They shared that, in many instances, they feel somewhat insulated from law enforcement due to their race but still feel compelled to have conversations about safety planning with their children. One participant mentioned, “I’m […]
Grade inflation obscures the fact that just 22% of students are proficient in math.
Concerns Over Academic Readiness as College Application Deadlines Loom The January deadline for university applications is approaching quickly, prompting families—especially parents—to have difficult discussions about school choices and expectations. It’s becoming clear that many may need to rethink their ambitions. A staggering 90% of parents feel their children are performing at or above grade level, […]