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Extreme Weather

Elon’s Starlink promise to Helene, Milton victims misleading

Extreme Weather

Yes, Waffle House really has a storm center

Waffle House has a reputation for not only staying open 24/7, 365 days a year, but also for its disaster response. Here’s what we can VERIFY about its storm center.
Business

No, Netflix didn’t donate $7 million to Kamala Harris’ campaign

Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings made a personal donation of $7 million to a super PAC supporting Harris but the company itself did not.
Business

Kamala Harris' campaign did not get a $7 million donation from Netflix

Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings made a personal donation of $7 million to a super PAC supporting Harris but the company itself did not.
Project 2025

No, Starbucks is not backing Project 2025 and The Heritage Foundation

The false claims stem from Starbucks providing coffee to first responders at the RNC through a partnership with a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization.
Settlements

Yes, Costco flushable wipes settlement is real, but only applies to New York customers

People who bought Costco wipes in New York between 2011 and 2017 could get money from a settlement. It’s unrelated to recent recalls and a baby wipes lawsuit.
Money

Yes, a new federal rule would expand who’s eligible for overtime pay

Millions more workers could begin receiving overtime pay under a new proposed regulation from the Biden administration.
Taxes

Claim Trump can make tips tax-free needs context

Former President Trump says if he wins the 2024 election, there will be “no taxes on tips.” Here’s what would need to happen for tips to be tax-free.
Taxes

Could Trump make tips tax-free?

Former President Trump says if he wins the 2024 election, there will be “no taxes on tips.” But that would only happen if Congress passes a law.
Money

No, customers aren’t charged an extra fee to use tap-to-pay

Consumers aren’t charged additional fees for using tap-to-pay methods instead of swiping or inserting their credit or debit cards.
Money

No, customers aren’t charged an extra fee to use tap-to-pay

Consumers aren’t charged additional fees for using tap-to-pay methods instead of swiping or inserting their credit or debit cards.
Medicine

No, HIPAA does not protect all of your private medical information

HIPAA is a federal law that restricts the release of medical information without a person’s consent, but it doesn’t protect all of your private medical information.