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Yes, Trump will have the authority to pardon Jan. 6 rioters

Courts

Once he becomes President, Trump will have the authority to pardon Jan. 6 rioters

After Trump made many comments throughout his campaign about pardoning Jan. 6 rioters, people are wondering if it's possible for him to do so once he’s president.
Elections

Claims that voting makes you more likely to be picked for jury duty are misleading

Election officials say don’t give up your right to vote just to avoid jury duty. You could still get summoned if you have a driver's license or if you pay taxes.
Donald Trump

Trump is still able to vote in Florida after his felony conviction

Former President Trump’s sentencing date in his hush money case has been delayed until Nov. 26. This means he’ll be able to vote on Election Day in Florida.
SCOTUS

What Trump’s immunity could mean for Biden

Justice Sonia Sotomayor argued in her dissent that the presidential immunity ruling creates a dangerous precedent. Here’s what could happen.
SCOTUS

Yes, there is a federal recusal law for Supreme Court justices

Supreme Court justices are required to sit out cases where they may appear impartial, and often do. But it’s unclear whether they can be forced to.
Donald Trump

Yes, federal law bans most convicted felons from owning guns

After former President Trump’s felony conviction in his New York hush money case, people claimed federal law makes it illegal for felons to have guns. That’s true.
National

Hunter Biden’s laptop: What we can VERIFY

A laptop allegedly left at a shop by the president’s son has become the source of immense speculation. VERIFY dug into this controversial story.
Donald Trump

Claims that Donald Trump is no longer able to visit 37 countries now that he’s a convicted felon need context

Convicted felons in the U.S. can’t travel internationally in some cases. Canada, Mexico and Australia are among the countries with restrictions for convicted felons.
Donald Trump

No, Trump cannot directly appeal his hush money conviction to the U.S. Supreme Court

“Trump does not have direct access to the Supreme Court, nor does any sitting president,” an expert told VERIFY.
Donald Trump

Claims the Trump jury verdict was not unanimous are false

The jury on May 30 found Donald Trump guilty on 34 counts of falsifying business records. The jury made that decision unanimously.
Donald Trump

Yes, Trump is still under a gag order even after his conviction

Trump spoke a day after he was convicted on 34 felony charges of falsifying business records in New York. We VERIFY his claim that he’s still under a gag order.