Archive - FACT CHECK

Larry Gadon, a disbarred lawyer, contradicted his mandate as presidential adviser for poverty alleviation.

A YouTube video's headline and thumbnail claimed that China blew up 100 Philippine fishing vessels near Scarborough Shoal. This is mere clickbait.

A misleading YouTube video claims Sen. Jinggoy Estrada has been suspended from office.

On several occasions, Duterte cursed and criticized Marcos, even calling him a drug addict.

In praising the Marcos administration's economic policies, Larry Gadon erred in citing figures on poverty, employment and GDP growth rates.

A Facebook post claiming that Apple's iPhones take photos of you every five seconds while in the dark needs context.

A misleading Facebook video supposedly shows the execution of a mother who abandoned her child.

A YouTube video falsely claims that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. threatened Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin over China's new detention policy.

A YouTube video bore a clickbait headline and thumbnail claiming that Japan has given the Philippines two destroyer warships.

Gaano kahalaga ang coral reefs sa South China Sea at bakit nasa degraded state ito?

An edited clip of Pope Francis supposedly calling the Catholic church "the Mother of Harlots" is circulating on Facebook.

A viral post on Facebook falsely claims that Sen. Robinhood Padilla recently filed a bill seeking to legalize adultery for women.