World fact-checks
Infact's fact-checks in World, newest first. Each links to a full verdict with a 0–100 accuracy score and cited evidence.
- 79 The website discusses Askari, a Georgia Tech startup developing counter-drone defense technology, highlighting its funding, collaboration with the U.S. Department of Defense, and its operations within Georgia Tech's ecosystem.
- 70 The website discusses the mental health services provided by McChord Clinic to support Airmen, including details about the clinic's staffing, budget, and appointment offerings.
- 88 The website reports that the Brooklyn Bridge briefly caught fire during a fireworks display.
- 82 The website reports on a demonstration at the U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground showcasing the latest airdrop technology with participation from over 300 individuals from the U.S. and partner nations.
- 63 Veronica Seider reportedly had exceptional visual acuity, allowing her to identify people over a mile away, and earned a Guinness World Record for smallest visible object.
- 82 The website reports on various news stories including a United jet incident, a Sherpa rescue on Mount Everest, Hezbollah's rejection of a ceasefire, the death of Marjane Satrapi, and developments in Arizona's fake elector case.
- 69 The website discusses the impact of the US-Israel conflict with Iran on global energy supplies, highlighting shortages in Asia and emergency measures by governments.
