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False: In the U.S., Social Security checks will not be deposited during a government shutdown.
Economics-Business
Politics-General
False: Brexit has led to supply shortages in a Brussels supermarket.
Economics-General
Events-General
Misleading: Americans spend an estimated $6 billion annually on Halloween.
Economics-General
Health-General
Tech-Social-Media
False: A toy company produced a toy version of an electronic cigarette, aimed at children.
Economics-Business
Health-General
True: Xylitol, which can poison dogs, is marketed as "birch sugar."
Economics-General
Politics-Policy
False: Telangana received the highest amount of FDI among all states in India.
Economics-Business
Climate-Policies
Conspiracies-General
Politics-General
False: U.K. Prime minister Boris Johnson and Bill Gates are planning a "digital control grid infrastructure that will measure everything you do."
Economics-Business
Politics-General
Misleading: Currently, there is no shortage of fuel or truck drivers in the U.K.
Economics-General
Politics-General
False: The lower and middle class willingly paid more tax during President Dwight D. Eisenhower's administration.
Economics-Business
Events-General
False: Only two people in the world know Coca-Cola's recipe, and they aren't allowed to travel on the same plane.
Economics-Business
Health-General
Partly_True: Haribo gummy bears are made from boiled skin, skeletons, and the connective tissues of animals.
Economics-Business
Events-General
False: World's largest floating solar farm is being built in Singapore.
Economics-Business
Media-General
False: Iceland Foods has announced it will not have a Christmas TV ad in 2021.
Economics-General
Politics-General
Partly_True: The recent surge in wholesale gas prices in the U.K. is due to Brexit.
Economics-Business
Economics-Crypto
False: Walmart will accept the cryptocurrency Litecoin as payment on its e-commerce platforms.
Economics-Business
Conspiracies-General
Health-Covid
Health-Vaccines
Misleading: Bill Gates is the primary funder of the MHRA and owns major shares in Pfizer and BioNTech.
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