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True75% confidence4 sourcesJul 27, 2026My Patriot Supply's six-month food supply contains 2000 calories per day.Said by EMy Patriot Supply's six-month food kit is listed as providing 2,000+ calories per day, and an independent review's figures (363,920 calories over 180 days, about 2,022 per day) match that claim. The sources are mostly company listings and unrated reviews, and none contradicts it; the claim is treated as true on 2026-07-27 and the product's 25-year shelf life and other details are not graded here.True60% confidence7 sourcesJul 27, 2026My Patriot Supply's food lasts up to 25 years without refrigeration.Said by EMultiple sources, including the company's own product page, state that My Patriot Supply food is shelf-stable for up to 25 years without refrigeration when stored cool, dry and dark (55°F to 70°F). The claim is faithfully extracted from the post, but the sources are mostly promotional or low-credibility reviews, and one notes that the 25-year figure is conditional on storage and that the product line has changed.True95% confidence9 sourcesJul 27, 2026Jon Ossoff won the Georgia Senate runoff election in January 2021.Said by 2BMultiple tier1 and tier2 outlets, including Reuters and AP, report that Democrat Jon Ossoff defeated Republican David Perdue in the Georgia Senate runoff held January 5, 2021, with the race called January 6. The extracted claim faithfully matches the passage's statement that Ossoff won in January 2021, and the post's surrounding fraud allegations are not part of the claim.True97% confidence6 sourcesJul 27, 2026Donald Trump was indicted in Georgia.Said by EMultiple reliable sources confirm that a Fulton County, Georgia grand jury indicted Donald Trump on August 14, 2023, on 13 counts in the election interference case. The claim matches the passage's reference to Trump being indicted in Georgia; the case was later dismissed in November 2025, but that does not make the indictment claim false.True80% confidence6 sourcesJul 27, 2026John Solomon is leading a task force inside the White House.Said by ESources show John Solomon was leading the White House Government Transparency Task Force as of late July 2026, when the post was made. Coverage from July 17 and July 23 describes him as leading or part of the task force, and later reporting calls him its chairman. The post's extra detail, "from Real America's Voice," is dropped in the claim, which is a faithful paraphrase; no source contradicts the claim.True65% confidence4 sourcesJul 27, 2026VoterGA is an all-volunteer organization.Said by 2BThe sources support the claim that VoterGA is an all-volunteer organization. The IRS Form 990 filing shows $0 compensation for its listed officers, and multiple sources describe it as run by volunteers, with no source contradicting this as of 2026-07-27. The claim is slightly broader than the post, which said the production and the people involved were volunteers, and the Form 990 covers only key officers, so confidence is capped.True65% confidence3 sourcesJul 27, 2026Tax Network USA offers a free IRS research and discovery call.Two sources, a Tax Network USA page and ConsumerAffairs (June 2026, before the July 27 post), say the firm offers a free, no-obligation consultation before any fees. A low-credibility guide (bestguide.com) mentions a $49.99 'Discovery Fee,' so it is unclear whether the discovery stage itself is free, but the core claim of a free initial call is supported. The post's 'research and discovery call' wording is a minor label and the claim does not depart from the passage.True80% confidence10 sourcesJul 27, 2026Abu Mohammad al-Julani is the head of the government in Syria.Said by 3DThe sources establish that Ahmed al-Sharaa is also known as Abu Mohammad al-Julani and that he leads Syria's government as president, which also makes him head of government; his dual role is noted as a source of criticism, and a reinstated premiership is only anticipated. The claim matches the passage's own reference to the man who 'runs Syria now.' As of 2026-07-27, the sources describe this situation as ongoing.Can’t tell20% confidence6 sourcesOct 28, 2026Local television stations in Cleveland, Ohio, did not feature the President's rally as the top story on October 28, 2026.Said by BNo source reports how Cleveland local TV stations ranked the October 28, 2026 Trump rally in their newscasts, so the central claim cannot be graded. The only account of the ranking is the claimant's own podcast remarks, which are not evidence, and the claim's Cleveland focus is narrower than the post's broader Ohio framing.Can’t tell30% confidence7 sourcesOct 28, 2026The President is not using Marine One to travel because the White House is being prepared for a children's Halloween special.The sources confirm the White House Halloween event was announced for October 29, 2026 and took place as scheduled, but none addresses whether the President traveled by Marine One on or around October 28 or why. The claim that Marine One was avoided because of Halloween preparations is therefore not checkable against these sources. The extraction matches the passage, which itself offers this as a passing remark.Can’t tell45% confidence9 sourcesOct 28, 2026Mary Peltola participated in a scheme to run a fake candidate named Dan Sullivan against Senator Dan Sullivan.Said by DThe sources report that the New York Times alleged Peltola's campaign and the DSCC helped recruit Dan J. Sullivan to split votes from the incumbent, and that the DOJ, Alaska's governor, and Republicans are pursuing the allegations. Peltola denies knowing anything about it, and Snopes and Alaska's News Source say they could not independently verify the Times reporting, so no authoritative source confirms or debunks Peltola's participation. The claim also tracks the post's wording closely, so no extraction departure needs flagging.Can’t tell40% confidence7 sourcesOct 28, 2026The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) continues to fund the entire Serbian operation.Said by 2BThe sources show USAID funded a 2023–2024 Serbian LGBTQ/DEI workplace program (about $1.5 million) and that USAID's Serbia mission remains listed, but none breaks down Serbia's roughly $21.2 million in FY2025 obligations by agency, so whether USAID pays for the entire Serbian operation cannot be checked. The extracted claim matches the post's wording, and the post's own "we have cut virtually nothing out of USAID" framing is the claimant's assertion, not evidence.