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Brett Kavanaugh

10 claims evaluated across 2 fact-checks involving Brett Kavanaugh.

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Verdicts reflect claims in stories involving Brett Kavanaugh, not necessarily their own statements.

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Did the Supreme Court 'Take Restrictions Off Political Spending'?

Trump says the Court removed limits on political spending; a critic says it lets billionaires buy elections. It struck one limit, on coordinated party spending. Here's what fell and what it changes.
3 True1 Mixed1 Misleading

Court Packing vs. Court Stacking: A Fact-Check of Every Major Claim

Trump hasn't 'packed' the courts (added seats), but McConnell's vacancy blockade and 271 lifetime appointments across two terms constitute the most aggressive court-stacking operation in modern…

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Jeffries on the Mail-Ballot Ruling: Seven Claims, Checked

After the Supreme Court upheld state grace periods for mail ballots, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries indicted Trump's whole record. The facts mostly hold; the framing is partisan.
3 True1 Mostly True

Humphrey's Executor Is Dead: Fact-Checking the FTC Firing Ruling

NPR reported the Supreme Court handed Trump at-will power over the independent agencies. We checked every load-bearing claim against the opinion itself: the reporting holds.
1 Mostly True2 Mixed3 False

Originalism When Convenient: A Case-by-Case Audit of the Conservative Supreme Court's Own Standard

The conservative majority says it decides by text, history, and tradition. A case-by-case audit of six landmark rulings finds the method applied where it helps and set aside where it would not.
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Trump's NYT "Victory" Post: A Deferral Is Not a Denial

Judge Merryday did not deny the NYT's motion to dismiss — he deferred it, ordering a third version of Trump's complaint by August 27. Trump's post frames this judicial punt as a decisive win…

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