March 2025,
by the verdicts.

TSMC's announcement confirmed an intended additional $100 billion for three fabrication plants, two advanced-packaging facilities and an R&D center in Arizona, on top of its existing $65 billion plan.

The special counsel did not find Biden guilty and wrote that the evidence did not establish guilt beyond a reasonable doubt; there was no judicial ruling.

The chart Trump cited pointed to April 2020; crossings then rose every month through the end of his first term.

U.S. oversight put appropriations near $183 billion, while comparable tracking showed Europe had allocated and committed more aid than the United States.

Audits, court proceedings and election-security reviews found no evidence that recent federal elections were rigged.

Iranian support declined under sanctions but continued; Trump's own administration reported ongoing Iranian funding for Hezbollah and other groups.

The policy was a nonbinding sales goal plus emissions standards, not a purchase mandate.

The 2022 peak was the highest in about four decades, not in U.S. history.

The U.S. figure was inflated and comparable European aid exceeded U.S. aid.

International estimates generally placed the U.S. below several countries for both crude-oil and recoverable natural-gas reserves.

FactCheck.org found the death total during the U.S. construction phase was far lower and that fewer than 1,000 of those deaths were Americans.

Panama continued to operate the canal; a Hong Kong company managed ports at either end but did not run the canal itself.

The EPA grant went to a five-organization coalition; Abrams had previously worked for one member but did not head the coalition or receive the grant.

The agreement itself did not impose a trillions-of-dollars cost; the figure came from a disputed projection that omitted gains from a clean-energy transition.

The identified projects involved feminizing hormone treatment in monkeys for HIV research and totaled under $500,000; the cited $8 million mouse claim was not substantiated.

The original Green New Deal resolution never became law, and the Inflation Reduction Act's major climate provisions were still in force and could not be repealed by presidential action alone.

The total was the lowest in decades, but federal statistics show lower monthly or monthly-average levels in parts of the 1960s and earlier periods.

They were the lowest in decades, but monthly averages were lower in portions of the 1960s.

Recruiting improved before the election, and August 2024 had a higher total.

The economy had grown at least 2.5% annually and unemployment was historically low.

Old database entries without death annotations did not establish that those people were receiving payments.

The figure exceeded encounters at the southwest border and conflated repeat encounters and people who were expelled or removed.

The current CDC estimate was real, but the older figure came from decades-old, narrower diagnostic criteria; the causal implication was not established.

Coal and petroleum plants decreased, but the total number of electric power plants increased from 2020 to 2023.

Northern-border fentanyl seizures rose but represented less than 1% of nationwide border fentanyl seizures, making the Canada comparison misleading.

Studies found mixed sector effects but larger consumer and economy-wide costs, while independent revenue estimates were far below trillions annually.

Egg prices rose sharply, but the central cause was an avian-flu outbreak that killed or required culling more than 100 million laying hens; prices continued rising after Trump took office.

Two polls briefly showed that result, but 17 others and the polling average still showed more Americans saying the country was on the wrong track.

A 41-point increase applied to one expectations component, not the overall NFIB optimism index, which later declined and remained below some 2020 levels.

The trade agreement specified increases of $12.5 billion in 2020 and $19.5 billion in 2021 rather than a continuing $50 billion annual requirement; purchases rose but missed the 2021 target.

No evidence established that Biden directed the federal prosecutions, and the state prosecutions were brought by local officials rather than the White House.

DOGE claimed substantially less in savings and publicly documented only a fraction of that amount; it did not substantiate hundreds of billions in fraud.

No evidence established a coordinated policy by foreign governments to send such people to the United States.

FactCheck.org reported the proposed technology was still being developed and experts questioned whether a shield could protect the entire United States.

Trump provided no evidence Biden directed the federal cases, which were brought by a special counsel, while the other prosecutions were state matters.