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VERIFY: It is illegal to pay the president for a pardon
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VERIFY: False messages about 'mandatory quarantines' and 'martial law'
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VERIFY: Warnings of 'martial law' and 'mandatory quarantines' are false
Rumors of Trump imposing martial law or mandatory quarantines in the near future are without evidence.
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A tweet with more than 181,000 retweets claims the President has a lot to lose if he is impeached, including his pension and travel fund. It's not entirely true.
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VERIFY: Yes, Airbnb cancelled all reservations made for Washington, DC during inauguration
The service has refunded guests and reimbursed hosts for the lost stays.
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VERIFY: Impeachment does not undo a president's pardons
There is no precedent for revoking a pardon.
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VERIFY: Presidential pardons are permanent
Presidential pardons cannot be revoked, not even by impeachment.
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VERIFY: Passengers in viral videos not on "no fly" lists
The passengers violated airline policies, such as mask mandates.
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What happens if Pres. Trump is impeached? | Verify
The process to impeach a president this close to the end of their term is confusing, especially since we've never seen it get to this point.
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VERIFY: It is illegal to pay the president for a pardon
The president's criminality in such a hypothetical situation is a bit more ambiguous.
VERIFY
VERIFY: Yes, employers and schools can soon require COVID vaccines
But it’s unclear if they can do it before those vaccines are fully licensed. Here's a look at what the experts say.
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VERIFY: Can a former president be prosecuted for crimes they committed while in office?
Our experts say whether or not a sitting president can be criminally prosecuted is an open-ended question. But what happens when he or she leaves the Oval Office?
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VERIFY: False messages about 'mandatory quarantines' and 'martial law'
Rumors of President Trump imposing martial law or mandatory quarantines in the near future are without evidence.
VERIFY
VERIFY: Warnings of 'martial law' and 'mandatory quarantines' are false
Rumors of Trump imposing martial law or mandatory quarantines in the near future are without evidence.
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VERIFY: If a president is impeached, will they lose benefits like security detail and pensions?
A tweet with more than 181,000 retweets claims the President has a lot to lose if he is impeached, including his pension and travel fund. It's not entirely true.
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VERIFY: Yes, Airbnb cancelled all reservations made for Washington, DC during inauguration
The service has refunded guests and reimbursed hosts for the lost stays.
VERIFY
VERIFY: Impeachment does not undo a president's pardons
There is no precedent for revoking a pardon.
VERIFY
VERIFY: Presidential pardons are permanent
Presidential pardons cannot be revoked, not even by impeachment.
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VERIFY: Passengers in viral videos not on "no fly" lists
The passengers violated airline policies, such as mask mandates.
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What happens if Pres. Trump is impeached? | Verify
The process to impeach a president this close to the end of their term is confusing, especially since we've never seen it get to this point.
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