Sports in August 2023
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- Fact Check: Megan Rapinoe Did NOT Have Wheaties Campaign Canceled After Missed Penalty Kick
- Fact Check: John Daly Did NOT Make Homophobic Remarks On Megan Rapinoe's Missed Penalty Kick
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Fact Check: Posts Saying Cheerleaders Shocked Social Media After Posting A Bold 'Fully Revealing' Photoshoot Are NOT Real -- Spam From Vietnam
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Fact Check: Pete Hegseth Did NOT Falsely Present Quote From 'Pulp Fiction' As Real Bible Verse
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Fact Check: Jimmy Kimmel Did NOT Make 'Expectant Widow' Joke About Melania Trump After WHCD Attempted Shooting
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Fact Check: Clipped Video Shows Ilhan Omar Saying "World War Eleven" But Cuts Off Her Correction
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Fact Check: FAKE Video Of Horse Protecting Owner After Earthquake In Japan Is AI-Generated
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Fact Check: Kid Rock Thanked Service Members, Filmed Videos During Visit To Pentagon
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Fact Check: White House Did NOT Display Australian Flag For King Charles Visit In 2026 -- Photo From 2019
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