FACT CHECK: US troops did NOT land in Taiwan
An erroneous video on Facebook claims that the U.S. sent troops to defend Taiwan from China. This is not true.
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FACT CHECK: Sotto flipflops on status of VP Sara’s impeachment
After saying on Aug. 6 that the impeachment complaint against Vice President Sara Duterte is dead once it is archived, Senate Minority Leader Vicente Sotto III now admits the impeachment is "technically" still alive after the Senate archived the case.
FACT CHECK: Video of rocket explosion taken in California in 2021, NOT in Palawan
A Facebook reel supposedly showing a rocket explosion in Puerto Princesa, Palawan has gone viral. This is false.
FACT CHECK: Unrelated footage used to FALSELY claim ICC dismissal of Duterte case
Two YouTube videos are claiming that the International Criminal Court has dismissed the crimes against humanity case against former president Rodrigo Duterte. This is false.
FACT CHECK: Beijing floods did NOT kill Jackie Chan
While at least 44 people died in Beijing because of heavy rains and extreme flooding from July 23 to 29, Jackie Chan was not among them.
FACT CHECK: AI-GENERATED videos spread after major Russia quake
Several videos online are showing alleged tsunami waves hitting countries after a major earthquake in Russia. These were all made using AI
FACT CHECK: Impostor Marvin Agustin pages post FAKE honeycomb pan ad
Multiple FB pages impersonating celebrity chef Marvin Agustin as endorser of 'premium Japanese nonstick pans' are circulating. The ad is AI-generated.
FACT CHECK: Video of Sara Duterte ‘exposing’ investment scheme is ALTERED
A clip supposedly showing VP Sara Duterte revealing a "financial investment" that the administration is hiding from the public is fake.
FACT CHECK: Duterte still detained, NOT temporarily released to Singapore
A Facebook page is claiming that former president Rodrigo Duterte had "possibly flown to Singapore" after the International Criminal Court supposedly granted him interim release. This is false.
FACT CHECK: Sotto NOT elected Senate president
A YouTube video claims that Sen. Vicente "Tito" Sotto III was elected Senate president. Not true
