An alleged Trump post circulated saying he’s signing an executive order changing the vice president’s name to “Judas Disloyal Vance.”
Here's the truth: snopes.com/fact-check/trump-…

ALT U.S. President Donald Trump standing near a microphone wearing a blue suit in front of an American flag. Superimposed over the image is a portion of an alleged social media post from Trump's account that said, "I'm herby signing an EXCLUSIVE ORDER legal changing JD Vance's name to JUDAS DISLOYAL VANCE!"
1) A claim is circulating that the Air Force has held Maj. Jason Watson, an active-duty airman who publicly called for Trump's impeachment, in solitary confinement for more than 80 days while he awaits court-martial.
2) Is the claim true? We spoke to Watson's lawyer and compiled a timeline of the case to investigate: snopes.com/news/2026/11/10/a…
Posts claim that a video shows Muslims in Dearborn, Michigan, marching to "demand Sharia."
That's not true. Here's what the footage actually shows: snopes.com/fact-check/muslim…
While Trump said "nobody has died" in the Iran war during a recent “60 Minutes” interview, videos spreading the claim failed to include his full remarks.
We put the clip in context: snopes.com/fact-check/trump-…
Posts falsely claimed Wisconsin had more registered voters than citizens and misrepresented the facts about voter fraud arrests in Texas.
Here's our full findings: snopes.com/news/2026/11/11/w…
Trump recently announced that Stephen Miller would replace Susie Wiles as his chief of staff.
We compiled the rumors we've investigated about him: snopes.com/collections/steph…
After Hakeem Jeffries announced his bid to serve as the next speaker of the House, social media was buzzing with a rumor that he allegedly received money from the pro-Israel lobbying group AIPAC.
We reviewed campaign finance data to determine the truth: snopes.com/fact-check/hakeem…
❌ No, Trump didn't propose "new rules" that would limit privileges for Congress members.
We've been fact-checking claims about the supposed proposal since 2009: snopes.com/fact-check/trump-…
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✅ Yes, Time magazine published this cover of Trump with an "I Voted" sticker on his mouth after the midterms. snopes.com/fact-check/time-m…
For years, people have shared images allegedly showing a "clothes pile" in Chile so big it can be seen from space.
Is the claim true? We examined satellite imagery to investigate: snopes.com/news/2026/11/09/c…
Posts claimed Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei said the “US’s collapse has accelerated” while discussing Democrats’ midterm wins.
Khamenei made the remark as part of a larger statement about the Iran war and America’s role in global politics: snopes.com/fact-check/iran-s…
Activists put up a golden statue of Trump on the National Mall that referenced him avoiiding the draft during the Vietnam War due to an alleged bone spur. We tracked down the organization behind the statue.
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Posts claim a Muslim-majority city in Michigan legalized religious animal sacrifice.
We found the rumor is missing key context. Here's the real story: snopes.com/fact-check/muslim…
A claim circulated online that Apple Maps replaced satellite imagery of Gaza with outdated photos that show buildings still intact.
We compared imagery from Apple Maps and Google Earth to investigate: snopes.com/news/2026/11/08/a…
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Posts claimed Charlie Kirk once said, “Texas will never turn blue in my lifetime.”
Here's the real story: snopes.com/fact-check/charli…
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Social media users have shared videos claiming Trump announced an upcoming 90-day blackout, driving fears that people will have no access to electricity for 3 months.
Here's why you shouldn't worry: snopes.com/fact-check/90-day…

ALT U.S. President Donald Trump stands and appears to be speaking, mouth open, in a medium shot in a daytime setting in a partial indoor environment, wearing a dark blue suit, white collared shirt, dark tie with orange or red spots, a "USA" hat and a U.S. flag pin, with men in the background out of focus, potentially Secret Service agents, including one man on the right wearing sunglasses.
✅ Yes, Abdul El-Sayed said "Michigan is the capital of Arab America."
Here's the full context: snopes.com/fact-check/el-say…
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Michigan Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed could not have "failed" a background check "required for classified Senate briefings," as posts claim. That's because no such background check exists. ❌
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Democrats won a Senate seat, more than half of a state's U.S. House seats — or both — in 14 states that do not require voter ID at the polls. But that's not proof of election fraud. Here's why. 👇
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