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6464 claims analyzed Last updated 2026-04-24

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Well-Supported 499 (7.7%) Disputed 23 (0.4%) Misleading 68 (1.1%) Unverified 5874 (90.9%)

Of the 590 claims in Politics with evidence either way, 85% held up.

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218 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

The number of murders is down 34 percent from the first seven months of 2023

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218 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

The number of carjackings in the District of Columbia did spike in 2023 but have declined significantly over the past 18 months

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218 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

It’s also interesting to note Trump’s language here as he’s describing some residents of American cities as caravans of mass youth

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218 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

President Trump was just talking about a carjacking incident

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218 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Trump says the murder rate in Washington is higher than some of the worst places in the world

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218 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

President Trump is using it to talk about transgender athletes and his policies at the southern border trying to somehow connect it all back to what he wants to do with the Distric of Columbia police department

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218 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

This move is in line with Trump’s tendency to assign his cabinet members multiple jobs

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218 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

President Trump says I’m going to Russia on Friday

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218 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

This news conference has as much to do with politics as it does the real world issue of crime and law enforcement

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218 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

President Trump says 800 National Guard troops will be stationed in Washington and says he will add more if necessary

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218 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

He did not say how many

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218 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Attorney General Pam Bondi takes the lectern and talks about the families who visit the capital taking advantage of the free museums the National Zoo and other attractions

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218 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says members of the Washington D.C. National Guard will be flowing into the capital over the coming week

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218 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

The president has not outlined where he plans on moving those people

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218 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

President Trump says his administration has begun to remove homeless people from encampments in parks in Washington

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218 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

President Trump is using Washington as a test lab to prove Republicans can run cities better than Democrats

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218 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Prosecutions of juveniles are handled by the locally elected attorney general prosecutions of adults accused of serious crimes are handled by the U.S. attorney for Washington D.C. Jeanine Pirro

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218 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

President Trump is using executive power to crack down on crime and restore law and order in Washington D.C.

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218 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

President Trump says If our capital is dirty our whole country is dirty

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218 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

President Trump does not get out of the White House and into the city much

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