Trump Claims Gas Prices Rose 70% in One Year. Here’s the EIA Comparison
Trump’s claim that gas prices rose 70% in a single year does not align with official gasoline data, but it’s not entirely fabricated—the figure appears to…

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Trump’s claim that gas prices rose 70% in a single year does not align with official gasoline data, but it’s not entirely fabricated—the figure appears to…
The Trump administration is moving to restrict federal funding for educational programs it says contain “gender ideology” content, primarily targeting the…
Trump’s proposal to slash the corporate tax rate from the current 21% to 15% would significantly reduce federal tax revenue, with the budget impact…
President Trump’s claim of an 80% drop in border crossings under his policies is partially supported by government data, though the precise figures and…
Trump’s federal income tax exemption on tips will cost the federal government an estimated $150 to $250 billion over ten years under static revenue…
President Trump’s proposals to close multiple federal agencies cannot take effect without congressional approval—a requirement that significantly…
No, Trump’s claim that grocery bills are up 50% is not supported by current government data. The U.S.
The Trump administration is moving aggressively to end federal loan guarantees for EV manufacturers, exposing investors, workers, and communities to…
Federal interest payments are consuming an unprecedented share of the U.S. budget, and President Trump has claimed that cutting interest rates could solve…
President Trump’s claim that credit card debt is “the highest ever” is technically accurate. The United States hit a historic milestone in late 2025 when…
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