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Facebook posts – No, a vaccine campaign did not cause the Gaines County, Texas, measles case spike
A measles outbreak in Gaines County, Texas, was caused by “a public health initiative” to “distribute free measles vaccines.”
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<div>Alleged NYT piece by Josh Shapiro about ‘college buddy’ is fake</div>
The headline claimed their sexual relationship made Shapiro a "better husband, father, and beekeeper."
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<div>Unpacking claims about $400M ‘armored Tesla’ State Department contract</div>
NPR obtained a State Department document — verified by Snopes — that contradicts the Trump administration's claims about the potential contract.
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Joel Kitchens – Do 90% of Wisconsin school districts ban cellphones during class time?
“90% of the (school) districts in Wisconsin already have a policy” banning cellphones during class time.
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RFK Jr. Minimizes Measles Outbreak in Texas
Este artículo estará disponible en español en El Tiempo Latino. Robert F. Kennedy Jr., head of the Department of Health and Human…
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<div>House budget resolution doesn’t cut taxes on tips, overtime or Social Security. Here’s why</div>
A budget resolution lays out a blueprint for government spending but can't change tax laws.