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John Oliver stated on June 08, 2014 in a segment on "Last Week Tonight":
Brazil built a $300 million stadium in the Amazon rainforest that "is only going to be used for four World Cup games," and there’s no team "that can fill it afterwards."
By Katie Sanders• June 11, 2014
Social Media stated on March 09, 2025 in in social media posts:
Video shows President Donald Trump admitting he became president because of a “rigged” 2024 election.
By Jeff Cercone• March 10, 2025
John Oliver stated on June 08, 2014 in a segment on "Last Week Tonight":
FIFA "pressured Brazil into passing a so-called Budweiser bill, allowing beer sales in soccer stadiums."
By Katie Sanders• June 11, 2014
Threads posts stated on December 10, 2024 in Threads posts:
“Pride flags permanently prohibited at FIFA Club World Cup 2025.”
By Sofia Ahmed• December 16, 2024
Facebook posts stated on June 16, 2024 in a post:
Cristiano Ronaldo was the only European soccer captain who did not wear a rainbow armband at Euro 2020.
By Grace Abels• June 21, 2024
The Other 98% stated on March 31, 2016 in a Facebook image:
"Last year (the U.S. women’s soccer team) generated $20 million more than the men’s team and were paid almost four times less."
By Lauren Carroll• April 6, 2016
Bloggers stated on July 12, 2014 in a post on the blog "Outside the Beltway":
"North Korea is telling its people that their men’s national team is in the World Cup final."
By Jon Greenberg• July 17, 2014
Peter Beinart stated on July 06, 2014 in comments on CNN:
"If you look at the states where soccer is most popular, they're overwhelmingly blue states, and the states where soccer is least popular are red states."
By Derek Tsang• July 10, 2014
Instagram posts stated on November 21, 2022 in an Instagram post:
Qatar refused “to receive the German national team’s plane, which bears the gay logo, which forced them to return the plane to the airport of the Sultanate of Oman.”
By Ciara O'Rourke• November 29, 2022
Viral image stated on November 25, 2022 in an Instagram post:
“Saudi team gets $460K Rolls-Royces for upset win.”
By Ciara O'Rourke• November 29, 2022
Nancy Pelosi stated on June 17, 2014 in a tweet:
Says 11 soccer players on the U.S. Men’s National Team are immigrants.
By Steve Contorno• June 19, 2014
Facebook posts stated on July 08, 2019 in a Facebook post:
Soccer players on the U.S. women’s national team "stomped" on the American flag.
By Ciara O'Rourke• July 25, 2019
Viral image stated on April 10, 2020 in a Facebook post:
Says a video shows a “gay party in Italy few weeks before COVID-19.”
By Ciara O'Rourke• April 14, 2020
Musclecarusa.info stated on December 18, 2017 in a headline:
"World’s most popular candy to be removed from shelves by December 2017."
By Amy Sherman• January 2, 2018
Facebook posts stated on August 25, 2023 in a Facebook post:
As of Aug. 25, "Luis Rubiales has resigned as the president of the Spanish Football Federation."
By Tom Kertscher• August 29, 2023
Viral image stated on May 10, 2021 in a Facebook post:
Photos show a photojournalist crying while capturing pictures of the Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem.
By Ciara O'Rourke• May 19, 2021
Viral image stated on August 07, 2023 in a Facebook post:
Golfer John Daly commented on soccer player Megan Rapinoe “choking” during the World Cup.
By Ciara O'Rourke• August 9, 2023
Social Media stated on January 19, 2025 in social media posts:
Videos show that President Donald Trump admitted to rigging the 2024 election during his preinauguration day rally.
By Loreben Tuquero• January 21, 2025
Joshua Feuerstein stated on November 05, 2015 in a video:
Says that Starbucks took "Christmas off of their brand new cups."
By Jon Greenberg• November 11, 2015
Instagram posts stated on April 28, 2024 in a reel:
Video proves all sizes of Starbucks’ paper drink cups hold the same amount of liquid.
By Sara Swann• May 10, 2024

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By Katie Sanders• May 27, 2015

Fact-checking claims about Brazil's World Cup

By Katie Sanders• June 12, 2014

Fact-checks about FIFA and the World Cup

By Katie Sanders• June 20, 2014

Fact-checks about FIFA and the World Cup

By Katie Sanders• June 20, 2014

Does the U.S. women’s soccer team bring in more revenue but get paid less than the men?

By Sophie Austin, Louis Jacobson• July 11, 2019

Clinton versus Reagan, Rick Perry's letter, North Korea's World Cup chances:

By Dana Tims• July 22, 2014

Nancy Pelosi on soccer, the 'new' Bin Laden, Rush's red face: PolitiFact Oregon Roundup

By Dana Tims• June 23, 2014

Did Starbucks take 'Christmas' off its cup?

By Jon Greenberg• November 13, 2015

Fact-check: Does milk consumption increase breast cancer risk? More research is needed, experts say

By Maria Briceño• June 19, 2023

Fact-checking the Starbucks heckler-Rick Scott spat

By Joshua Gillin, Louis Jacobson, Amy Sherman• April 6, 2016

The guilty verdict against Derek Chauvin, explained

By Bill McCarthy• April 20, 2021

Your guide to Sunday, June 8 news shows

By Katie Sanders• June 6, 2014

The death of George Floyd: What you need to know

By Bill McCarthy• May 29, 2020

Factually flawed Christmas claims

By W. Gardner Selby, Amy Sherman• December 24, 2015

Viral photo is of a doll, not a 12-week fetus

By Stefanie Pousoulides• July 29, 2019

Mailbag: 'What complete and utter nonsense'

By Louis Jacobson• July 3, 2015

Tampon shortage fueled by supply chain woes and materials shortage, not customer base

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Four years after shelter-in-place, COVID-19 misinformation persists

By Kwasi Gyamfi Asiedu• March 15, 2024

What the first police statement about George Floyd got wrong

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Is the titanium dioxide in tampons toxic?

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