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Ruff Take: Newsmax Host Suggests Biden Neglecting 'Junkyard'-Looking First Pet, Fetches Two Presidential Historians to Join the Dogpile

These false or misleading stories were shared widely on social media this week. Here are the facts.

CLAIM: In 2016, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz tweeted, “I’ll believe in climate change when Texas freezes over.”

Greg Kelly Criticizes Biden’s Dog, Internet Barks Back

Cruz came under intense criticism for fleeing Texas amid dire conditions as numerous media outlets, including The Associated Press, reported on his family trip to Cancun.

“This guy needs to be bounced out of office ... it is beyond time for the press to stop looking the other way.”

Press space or click mouse to continue ...wait, not yet, doh! Share Copy A judge has ruled that Citibank cant claw back more than $500m (£360m) it mistakenly paid out after outsourced staff and a senior manager made a nearly billion-dollar (£700m) user-interface blunder. The error occurred on August 11 last year, when Citibank was supposed to wire $7.8m (£5.6m) in interest payments to lenders who are propping up troubled cosmetics giant Revlon. But a worker at outsourcing mega-org Wi...

  Share Source: AP Photo/Jeff Roberson New York City police recently made an arrest in the terrifying A-train Ripper case of a lunatic whod carried out four subway stabbing attacks, killing two people and sending two others to the hospital.  According to the New York Post, the suspects "shoes were still splattered with his victims’ blood when he was taken into custody — and he was still in possession of the bloody knife, one source added."  Frightened residents had demanded a heavier p...

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FOX News correspondent Bryan Llenas joins Special Report with the latest on the nursing home scandal Democratic New York Assemblyman Ron Kim says that when Gov. Andrew Cuomo pushed for health care facilities to have immunity from liability for actions or omissions related to the coronavirus pandemic, he essentially gave them a "license to kill." Kim told WNYC radio host Brian Lehrer that while nursing homes had complained about not being equipped to handle residents with COVID-19 – with ...