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Prop 65 warning label does not mean a product has been shown to cause cancer

Health

Prop 65 warning label does not mean a product has been shown to cause cancer

Social Security

No, Social Security recipients aren’t getting an extra $200 per month

The Social Security Expansion Act included a $200 monthly increase to benefits. But it didn’t pass in 2022 and hasn’t been reintroduced in the House or Senate.
National

3 fast facts about the Chinese balloon flying over the U.S.

Government officials confirmed a surveillance balloon from the People’s Republic of China is flying over the U.S. Here’s what we know.
Vaccines

No, CDC's vaccine safety director didn't admit the COVID-19 vaccine causes debilitating illnesses

A viral video of the CDC's safety director talking about unverified data on COVID-19 vaccine side effects was taken out of context.
Vaccines

No, the CDC's vaccine safety director didn't admit the COVID-19 vaccine causes debilitating illnesses

The clip was from the VRBPAC January 2023 meeting and shows CDC vaccine safety director Tom Shimabukuro talking about VAERS - not illnesses caused by COVID vaccine.
Health

Yes, states are re-checking Medicaid and CHIP eligibility starting in April

Here’s what you need to know so you don’t lose coverage for Medicaid or CHIP.
Health

TikTok video about Prop 65 warning labels on air fryers is misleading

Prop 65 labels are meant to better inform consumers that a product or place may contain certain chemicals; they don’t mean one product is a significant cancer risk.
Government

No, Democrats didn’t cut $280 billion from Medicare

A law passed by Democrats saved Medicare money; it didn’t slash its budget, as some politicians have claimed.
Social Security

No, Democrats did not cut $280 billion from Medicare

Sen. Rick Scott claimed Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act slashed nearly $300 billion in Medicare spending. That’s false.
Business

In most states, employers can ask you for your credit report

Federal, state and local laws differ in whether an employer can access your credit report. We break down the rules.
Money

No, the last time the debt ceiling was raised wasn't during the Obama presidency

Several readers have asked about the debt ceiling and what could happen if Congress doesn’t raise it in time. We VERIFY answers to 5 key questions.
Social Security

Yes, Social Security payments are taxable

You may have to pay taxes on a portion of your Social Security benefits depending on your income. Here’s what you should know.

Paoli Peaks fans celebrate grand reopening in southern Indiana

Transgender woman killed in shooting outside JBS plant in Butchertown called 'kind' and 'happy'

Very mild this week!

Feeling like spring this week

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Prop 65 warning label does not mean a product has been shown to cause cancer

No, Social Security recipients aren’t getting an extra $200 per month

3 fast facts about the Chinese balloon flying over the U.S.

No, CDC's vaccine safety director didn't admit the COVID-19 vaccine causes debilitating illnesses

No, the CDC's vaccine safety director didn't admit the COVID-19 vaccine causes debilitating illnesses

Yes, states are re-checking Medicaid and CHIP eligibility starting in April

TikTok video about Prop 65 warning labels on air fryers is misleading

No, Democrats didn’t cut $280 billion from Medicare

No, Democrats did not cut $280 billion from Medicare

In most states, employers can ask you for your credit report

No, the last time the debt ceiling was raised wasn't during the Obama presidency

Yes, Social Security payments are taxable

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