SAN ANTONIO -- A man who was already jailed in connection with one woman's death now faces a new charge in the same fatal hit-and-run. Frank Gonzalez, 31, is accused of running over Pauline Elizondo ...

For 11 brands, the post gets the number of store closures correct or close to correct. The post fails to mention any of the stores that are also opening new locations. Four of the stores are actually ...

Project 2025, the Heritage Foundation-led initiative for the next conservative president to follow to transform the federal government, has received growing attention in the lead-up to the 2024 ...

Some states provide health care benefits for people who are in the country illegally, but they have nothing to do with Israeli citizens traveling to the U.S. People who are in the U.S. with temporary ...

If you’ve spent any time on Facebook in recent months, you have probably seen photos shared with this caption: “Why don’t pictures like this ever trend?” VERIFY found multiple examples of these types ...

This claim is misleading. There is no official data that tracks the number of undocumented migrants entering the U.S. over any period of time. The chart in the viral post uses U.S. Customs and Border ...

President Donald Trump issued a flurry of executive orders during the first day of his second term, including a single sweeping order revoking dozens of executive orders issued by the Biden ...

On Trump’s website, a page titled “Agenda47” outlines his personal policy plans should he be re-elected and take office in 2025. There are some similarities between Agenda47 and Project 2025’s goals.

It's not extremely common for lightning to strike in large bodies of water, like oceans, compared to land, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says. But “when it does, it spreads out ...

Medicare Advantage, also called Medicare Part C, is not the same as traditional Medicare, also called Medicare Parts A and B. Medicare Advantage are plans offered by private, for-profit health ...

Executive orders are the fastest way for a president to try to enact policy changes, as he can issue them on his own, whereas passing a law through Congress requires majority votes in the House and ...

The president does not control grocery prices in the U.S. Instead, “prices generally are set by sellers, and price change typically comes from market forces,” according to Steve Reed, an economist at ...