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250 years, 11 falsehoods: A history of US presidents misleading the public
Narrative Analysis: Name Calling
A chronological list of presidential falsehoods that had an impact on the United States of America's 250-year history, and its psyche.
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PolitiFact
· Jun 22, 2026
What PolitiFact learned from looking at presidential falsehoods throughout U.S. history
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· Jun 22, 2026
Senator Ossoff's Disgrace: Campaigning with Despicable Lies from the Pulpit on Father's Day
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· Jul 12, 2026
Ilhan Omar: Prove your Gaza genocide claims or stop making them - opinion
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· Jul 11, 2026
‘Read before you attack,’ Atiku blasts presidency over Oyo rescue silence allegation
It is astonishing that a presidency with limitless public resources could accuse someone of silence without carrying out the most basic verification. Either they failed to read our statement because they were too lazy to do so, or they deliberately ignored it because it exposed uncomfortable truths about their misplaced priorities, the statement read. The post ‘Read before you attack,’ Atiku blasts presidency over Oyo rescue silence allegation appeared first on Vanguard News.
RAPPLER
· Jul 6, 2026
FACT CHECK: COA did not say Sara Duterte has a ‘clean record’
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President Donald Trump repeats ‘long-debunked lies’ about new Supreme Court decisions, gets brutally fact-checked by CNN reporter
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Related coverage for "250 years, 11 falsehoods: A history of US presidents misleading the public": PolitiFact — What PolitiFact learned from looking at presidential falsehoods throughout U.S. history. Twitchy — Senator Ossoff's Disgrace: Campaigning with Despicable Lies from the Pulpit on Father's Day. The Jerusalem Post — Ilhan Omar: Prove your Gaza genocide claims or stop making them - opinion. Vanguard News — ‘Read before you attack,’ Atiku blasts presidency over Oyo rescue silence allegation. RAPPLER — FACT CHECK: COA did not say Sara Duterte has a ‘clean record’. Knewz — President Donald Trump repeats ‘long-debunked lies’ about new Supreme Court decisions, gets brutally fact-checked by CNN reporter