July 2025,
by the verdicts.

The Bureau of Economic Analysis advance estimate reported 3.0% annualized real GDP growth for the second quarter of 2025.

The White House fact sheet announcing the agreement described an EU commitment to purchase $750 billion in U.S. energy by 2028.

The announced agreement included $600 billion in new EU investment in the United States by 2028, on top of existing annual investment.

BLS data reviewed by FactCheck.org showed a dozen grade A white eggs averaged $3.78 in June, down from $4.95 in January.

No evidence established outcome-changing fraud, and courts, election officials and Trump's own Justice Department rejected or failed to substantiate the allegation.

Campaign filings and the performer’s representatives did not support an $11 million endorsement payment.

Consumer prices were still rising; the Consumer Price Index increased 2.7% over the year ending in June.

The agreement described a $550 billion investment commitment for U.S. projects, not an upfront cash payment or signing bonus.

The Federal Reserve listed a Board-approved budget of $2.46 billion for renovating the Eccles and 1951 Constitution Avenue buildings.

The enacted law states that GENIUS abbreviates 'Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins'; its official title does not name Trump.

The administration's list mixed multiyear pledges, trade targets, previously planned spending and non-investment purchases; independent reviews found the substantiated total far below $16 trillion.

Federal investigations and records concerning Epstein predated the Biden administration and involved multiple agencies and administrations.

The Consumer Price Index was still rising, up 2.7% over the year ending in June.

The national average was similar in 2021 and was slightly higher than when Trump took office.

No statewide AAA average was below $2; the lowest was about $2.70.

China had the world's largest installed wind-power capacity and was adding turbines at a record pace.

Consumer prices were still rising; annual inflation was 2.7% in June.

The figure was roughly double the combined total of recorded encounters and estimated evasions, and encounters include repeat attempts rather than unique people admitted into the country.

Harris visited the U.S.-Mexico border area in El Paso, Texas, in June 2021 while serving as vice president.

The projected cost had risen from roughly $33 billion to more than $100 billion—about three to four times the original estimate, not 40 times.

Trump won a large majority among rural and farming constituencies, but available election surveys did not support a 92% national farm-vote share.

The advance GDP report said overall investment decreased and partly offset GDP growth; the data did not support the broad description that business investment was way up.

Several cited disputes were not wars conclusively ended by Trump, and some remained unresolved.

Japan made a $550 billion investment commitment for U.S.-selected projects; it was not a cash gift to the United States.

Payment timing produced the monthly surplus; the government still had a large year-to-date deficit and had recorded other monthly surpluses more recently.

Some categories declined, but the overall Consumer Price Index rose between January and June.

The national average was roughly unchanged from inauguration and its longer decline primarily reflected global crude-oil markets.

Egg prices had declined since January, but economists cited avian flu and seasonal supply effects as the main drivers rather than Biden policy or a new Trump-only fix.

The cited ICE docket figure accumulated over decades, included some lawful noncitizens, and did not show that those people entered or were released under Biden and Harris.

Some entrants had criminal histories, but no evidence supported the sweeping claim that the migration population broadly came from institutions or organized criminal groups.