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FalseAs of April 20, 2026, Senate Majority Leader John Thune is refusing to bring the SAVE America Act up for debate or for a vote in the Senate.SnopesApr 22, 2026FalseAn image shared on social media in April 2026 authentically showed U.S. President Donald Trump's right ear intact following a 2024 assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania.SnopesApr 21, 2026FalseVideo shows President Donald Trump at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.Said by Facebook postsPolitiFactApr 21, 2026TrueA photo authentically showed an Israeli soldier smashing a statue of Jesus Christ in southern Lebanon.SnopesApr 21, 2026MixedCNN reported more than 62 million men attended an "online rape academy" teaching them how to drug and sexually assault their wives and partners.SnopesApr 21, 2026FalseReid Wiseman, commander of NASA's Artemis II mission, said he converted to Christianity after his trip to the moon.SnopesApr 21, 2026TruePresident Donald Trump’s proposed 2027 military budget would be “the largest spending increase since World War II.”Said by Democratic National CommitteePolitiFactApr 21, 2026FalseVideo shows the United States’ April 19, 2026, strike on an Iranian cargo ship.Said by Social MediaPolitiFactApr 20, 2026FalseBill Gates developed, endorsed or is selling products such as "Brain Honey," "Mind Boost," "Memopezil" or similar remedies that can supposedly cure or reverse Alzheimer's disease, dementia and memory loss.SnopesApr 20, 2026FalseIn April 2026, Democratic U.S. Rep. Ted Lieu of California exposed senior White House adviser Stephen Miller for funneling $6.2 billion into offshore accounts through the Cayman Islands.SnopesApr 20, 2026FalseA photo authentically shows a blue sunset on Mars.SnopesApr 20, 2026TrueA pair of authentic news headlines accurately stated that the U.S. Department of Justice directed prosecutors to seek the death penalty for UnitedHealthcare CEO shooting suspect Luigi Mangione, whereas prosecutors offered a gunman who killed 23 in a racist attack at a Texas Walmart a plea deal to avoid the same sentence.SnopesApr 20, 2026FalseIn April 2026, Apple removed the names of villages in Southern Lebanon from its maps application.SnopesApr 19, 2026Can’t tellA video shows U.S. President Donald Trump declaring that Pride Month is canceled and will be replaced with "Confidence Month."SnopesApr 19, 2026Can’t tellAn image from April 2026 authentically shows that Disney is planning a movie titled "Charlie Kirk" for either 2026 or early 2027.SnopesApr 18, 2026FalseAn image authentically shows U.S. President Donald Trump smiling and wearing a white tank top with young girls kneeling before him.SnopesApr 18, 2026FalseAn image is an authentic screenshot of an April 2026 Truth Social post in which U.S. President Donald Trump called Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese "r*****ed."SnopesApr 17, 2026Mixed“83% of us favor requiring a photo ID to vote. In fact, most of the civilized world requires it but not us.”Said by Restoration of AmericaPolitiFactApr 17, 2026TruePope Leo XIV said “We should perhaps be a little less fearful of Islam.”SnopesApr 17, 2026Can’t tellIn March 2026, a Washington, D.C. woman named Rachel Dorn was fired after an audit revealed she held three separate full-time positions at three different companies.SnopesApr 17, 2026FalseIn April 2026, Democrats in California were attempting to pass a bill called the "Stop Nick Shirley Act" to "criminalize investigative journalism."SnopesApr 17, 2026TrueA video shared online in mid-April 2026 authentically shows empty seating while Vice President JD Vance was speaking during a Turning Point USA event at the University of Georgia.SnopesApr 17, 2026MixedCNN reported more than 62 million men attended an "online rape academy" teaching them how to drug and sexually assault their wives and partners.SnopesApr 17, 2026TrueA video authentically shows U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth delivering a prayer at a Pentagon worship service that closely resembled a fictionalized Bible verse from "Pulp Fiction."SnopesApr 16, 2026