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Credibility summary
Of the 597 claims in Politics with evidence either way, 85% held up.
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Pretending otherwise would lay the groundwork for public disappointment and bitterness
There are no quick fixes
The reconstruction will be long and daunting
Trump is smearing his grubby fingerprints across much more than a few edifices
Science law are crystal clear EPA is issuing rushed sloppy unscientific determination that has no legal basis
California will sue to challenge illegal action will continue to regulate greenhouse gases
Trump administration made legal argument Clean Air Act allows government to limit pollution that causes direct harm to Americans
Removing presidential graffiti promises to be one of the easier repair jobs
Gov Gavin Newsom promised court challenge
Trumpism will not last forever
Carving his name into buildings might be self-indulgent but no one is getting gunned down
Trump's renaming effort carries the stench of stolen valor but results in less cruelty and suffering than much else the president does
With low popularity Trump may be realizing he will never win broad public adulation
He seems to lack what it takes to create or inspire enduring institutions or monuments
Repeal of endangerment finding means we will be less safe less healthy less able to fight climate change
The sensible approach to debranding will probably be slow and steady
A Trump-Dulles airport rebrand would help him one-up his predecessors because the international airport is much bigger than Ronald Reagan National Airport
Trump a Queens native remains an outer boroughs boy stewing over contempt of his hometown's cultural elite
He aims to elbow his way into the everyday lives of an ungrateful nation while he can still bully people to comply
Hakeem Jeffries derided the renaming as presidential graffiti
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Shutdown is the result of a partisan divide in Congress over new guardrails on federal immigration enforcement
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Residents of Minnesota and other cities subject to Trump immigration crackdown recently experienced a version of it
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Senator Cory Booker made history today
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War Department published pamphlets for U.S. beginning in 1943
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Democrats have demanded restrictions on such patrols as a condition of funding the Department of Homeland Security
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