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Coronavirus
Yes, private insurers are now required to cover the cost of at-home COVID-19 tests
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VERIFY: How long to break a habit?
Is there even a specific number of days you need to do something, to build a habit? Meghan Bragg with our national VERIFY team explains.
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VERIFY: When is the best time to get tested for COVID-19?
When is the best time to test to get the most accurate result? Meghan Mollerus with our national VERIFY team takes a look.
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VERIFY: Is "Deltacron" a variant?
Headlines are warning the Delta and Omicron variants have merged together. Our national VERIFY team looks into claims about whether this is a new variant of COVID-19
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VERIFY: Supreme Court blocks federal mandate on vaccines and COVID-19 testing for large companies
Brandon Lewis with our national VERIFY team explains what this means for workers.
Education
No, the Navient settlement doesn’t cancel loans for federal student borrowers
The settlement will lead to the cancellation of $1.7 billion in private student loan debt and $95 million in small restitution payments for some federal borrowers.
Coronavirus
No, the WHO has not identified ‘deltacron’ as a COVID-19 variant
Cyprus researchers claim they have identified dozens of “deltacron” cases, but the World Health Organization has not classified “deltacron” as a variant of COVID-19.
Coronavirus
The World Health Organization has not classified “deltacron” as a variant of COVID-19.
WHO told VERIFY there is no COVID-19 variant currently classified by the agency that is named “deltacron.”
Vaccines
Yes, employers can still require employees to get vaccinated or tested for COVID-19 after Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court blocked a federal mandate requiring employees at companies with 100 or more workers to get the COVID-19 vaccine or undergo weekly testing.
Holiday
Yes, the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial in DC originally misquoted King
The memorial originally misquoted a line from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s famous “Drum Major Instinct” sermon.
VERIFY
Yes, you need to claim the child tax credit on your 2021 return, even if you got advance payments
You may have gotten monthly checks already, but you’re likely still owed more money. To get that, you need to claim your advance child tax credit payments.
Science
Yes, closing doors can help limit the spread of a fire and save lives
Leaving doors open can allow smoke and fire to spread faster, obscuring potential exits and increasing your risk of smoke inhalation.
VERIFY
VERIFY: How long to break a habit?
Is there even a specific number of days you need to do something, to build a habit? Meghan Bragg with our national VERIFY team explains.
VERIFY
VERIFY: When is the best time to get tested for COVID-19?
When is the best time to test to get the most accurate result? Meghan Mollerus with our national VERIFY team takes a look.
VERIFY
VERIFY: Is "Deltacron" a variant?
Headlines are warning the Delta and Omicron variants have merged together. Our national VERIFY team looks into claims about whether this is a new variant of COVID-19
VERIFY
VERIFY: Supreme Court blocks federal mandate on vaccines and COVID-19 testing for large companies
Brandon Lewis with our national VERIFY team explains what this means for workers.
Education
No, the Navient settlement doesn’t cancel loans for federal student borrowers
The settlement will lead to the cancellation of $1.7 billion in private student loan debt and $95 million in small restitution payments for some federal borrowers.
Coronavirus
No, the WHO has not identified ‘deltacron’ as a COVID-19 variant
Cyprus researchers claim they have identified dozens of “deltacron” cases, but the World Health Organization has not classified “deltacron” as a variant of COVID-19.
Coronavirus
The World Health Organization has not classified “deltacron” as a variant of COVID-19.
WHO told VERIFY there is no COVID-19 variant currently classified by the agency that is named “deltacron.”
Vaccines
Yes, employers can still require employees to get vaccinated or tested for COVID-19 after Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court blocked a federal mandate requiring employees at companies with 100 or more workers to get the COVID-19 vaccine or undergo weekly testing.
Holiday
Yes, the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial in DC originally misquoted King
The memorial originally misquoted a line from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s famous “Drum Major Instinct” sermon.
VERIFY
Yes, you need to claim the child tax credit on your 2021 return, even if you got advance payments
You may have gotten monthly checks already, but you’re likely still owed more money. To get that, you need to claim your advance child tax credit payments.
Science
Yes, closing doors can help limit the spread of a fire and save lives
Leaving doors open can allow smoke and fire to spread faster, obscuring potential exits and increasing your risk of smoke inhalation.
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