Fact Check: Did Trump Propose a $2,000 Bonus for “Most Americans”?
Trump did propose giving Americans $2,000 in payments, but the claim that "most Americans" would receive this money is partially misleading.
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Dollar General Accused of Overcharging at Checkout — Settlement Paying $10 Per Violation
Dollar General customers who were overcharged at checkout between October 10, 2016, and November 19, 2025, are eligible for cash payments of $10 per...
Fact Check: Is Trump’s $2,000 Tariff Rebate Real? No Payments Sent
No, Trump's $2,000 tariff rebate is not real. No checks have been mailed, no direct deposits have been sent, and no government program exists to...
Fact Check: Trump Claims He Cut Deficit by 27%…Actual Figure Is 2.3%
President Trump's claim that he cut the federal budget deficit by "a staggering 27 percent in a single year" is flat-out wrong.
Blue Cross Blue Shield Issuing Checks From $2.67 Billion Settlement — Payments Begin May 2026
Blue Cross Blue Shield is now issuing checks from its massive $2.67 billion antitrust settlement, with initial payments scheduled to begin in May 2026.
Dollar General Overcharged at Checkout? $3–$10 Settlement Now Open for Claims
If you were overcharged at a Dollar General store any time between October 2016 and November 2025, you can now file a claim for between $3 and $10 as part...
At Least 9 Fact-Check Flags, 32 Democrats Boycotting…Pushback During Trump’s State of the Union Address
President Trump's 2026 State of the Union address, delivered on February 24, was not just the longest such speech in at least 60 years — it was also among...
260,000 Homeland Security Workers Going Without Paychecks
More than 260,000 Department of Homeland Security employees have been caught in a funding lapse that began on February 14, 2026, and as of mid-March, over...
American Consumers Will See the Impact of the Iran War at Checkout Within Weeks
Seventeen days into the US-Iran war, the economic shockwaves are already arriving at American cash registers — and the worst is still ahead.
Fact Check: YouTube Kids Settlement — No Proof Needed
Yes, it is true — the YouTube Kids Privacy Settlement did not require claimants to submit any proof of their child's viewing history.