Sentences with phrase «factcheck q&a»
Well, it turns out, not only are companies using background checks to factcheck your lies, but they're also telling quite a few of their own to get you to take a job you may end up hating.
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«Climate FactCheck: 12 Reasons Why Obama's Global Warming Hysteria Is Simply Absurd Main Those Stubborn Facts: Global Pause Sets Record In Violation of U.N. Accords & Global Warming Predictions»
«Per NOAA, Climate Impact of Cumulative CO2 Emissions Since 1880 Approaching Nil Main Climate FactCheck: Is Current Global Ocean Warming Unprecedented?
That's a climate FactCheck and undeniable.
A simple factcheck of NOAA's temp information proves otherwise.
[7] FactCheck describes itself as «nonpartisan, nonprofit, «consumer advocate» for voters that aims to reduce the level of deception and confusion in U.S. politics.»
FactCheck Q&A: are South Australia's high electricity prices «the consequence» of renewable energy policy?
«Those Stubborn Facts: Bill Gates Confirms Analysis of Google Experts - Renewable Energy Is Failed Solution Main Climate FactCheck: CO2 Emissions Growth Has No Impact On Atmospheric CO2 Growth»
Introduces FACTCheck ™ for more consistency and accuracy to the tax transcript analysis process
And from ethnicity to a gay or straight factcheck.
The more you factcheck your negative thoughts, the less power they will have.
com (scientific retractions), and FactCheck.
«This analysis provides evidence of the value of the extended correction of misinformation,» said co-author Kathleen Hall Jamieson, director of the Annenberg Public Policy Center (APPC) and co-founder of its project FactCheck.
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More from FactCheck with Cathy Newman - Read and comment: does the budget hurt the rich more than the poor?
He made a rare apology this year for telling parliament and the Iraq inquiry that defence spending had risen in real terms every year - something Channel 4 News's FactCheck had pointed out was untrue.
Channel 4 News's FactCheck separates the fact from the fiction.
Email factcheck@channel4.com FactCheck will correct significant errors in a timely manner, Readers should direct their enquiries to the Editor at the email address above.
Backbench dissent in Labour's third Blair term, Philip Cowley and Mark Stuart Related Links FactCheck: Do the Scots subsidise the English?
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FactCheck Rating: 3 (How ratings work) Verdict While the West Lothian Question remains an important political issue, its practical impact on legislation has to date been limited.
The analysis Now FactCheck has looked at the Labour option for a so - called «death tax» - a means tested compulsory contribution towards your social care costs paid at point of death.
This was news to FactCheck.
FactCheck understands we won't have long to wait to find out the truth as there's an announcement from Department of Health tomorrow.
The government denies plans to delay a decision on a replacement for the Trident nuclear deterrent - as a Channel 4 News FactCheck analysis finds there would be extra costs involved if it were to do so.
FactCheck goes to task to get to the bottom of some of those claims.
FactCheck investigates.
We also want to know if there are any claims you want given the FactCheck treatment.
(This has been a constant line of attack for some days now, although Duncan Smith's tax credit claims did not survive the Channel 4 FactCheck treatment.)
More budget analysis from Channel 4 News - Gary Gibbon: billions of reasons for raising VAT on budget day - «Council tax freeze» softener for budget cuts - Cuts could test Lib Dem unity - FactCheck: gold - plated public sector pensions?
My request for information about a «largest investment since the Victorian era» factcheck has already prompted this response from David Leask, a journalist on the Glasgow Evening Times.
His intervention came after Channel 4 News FactCheck revealed that a number of urban MPs were concerned that reducing housing benefit payments would force the poor out of major cities, and after Prime Minister David Cameron promised to divert # 70m to calm the row.
It comes after FactCheck revealed that around a dozen Tory MPs representing London seats aired their grievances in a meeting in Westminster yesterday over the planned housing benefit cap.
Asked to explain the apparent lack of a costing, a Treasury spokesman told FactCheck that a regulatory impact assessment published by the government on 29 November 2006 along with the Pensions Bill estimated the cost of uprating the basic state pension in line with earnings.
The government has confirmed it is considering concessions to its plan for a cap on housing benefits, as first reported by Channel 4 News FactCheck.
An aide to the Welfare Secretary told FactCheck their appeals will not fall on deaf ears.
FactCheck's Cathy Newman said: «They want special measures for the capital — either a delay in the introduction of the cap (currently scheduled for April) or a higher cap».
Channel 4 News on the campaign trail - Poll of polls: Tories maintain narrow lead - FactCheck: Lib Dem manifesto - FactCheck: Conservative manifesto - FactCheck: Labour manifesto
More on Channel 4's Ask the Chancellors debate - Ask the Chancellors: economists» reactions - Ask the Chancellors: internet reaction - Ask the Chancellors: audience reaction - Ask the Chancellors: live blog - Ask the Chancellors: FactCheck - Gary Gibbon: Cable man of the match - Gary Gibbon: Cable wins, but nobody ganged up on him
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For those of you scoring at home (and we hope you are), you can always join in the virtual fun: if you're not live - blogging or polishing your wisdom into 140 - character nuggets on Twitter, you can always factcheck the candidates in realtime at Ameritocracy.com.
The Conversation's FactCheck team will be in Adelaide for the next two weeks, working with academics to test politicians» claims against the evidence as South Australians prepare to vote on March 17.
There's now a global network of factcheck units, operating in myriad different languages.
The Conversation's FactCheck has become the first fact - checking team in Australia and one of only two worldwide accredited by the International Fact - Checking Network at the US - based Poynter Institute.
The Conversation's FactCheck team will be in Townsville during the Queensland election campaign, keeping track of politicians» claims and working with academics to test them against the evidence.
According to FactCheck dot org: In a new TV ad and in his speeches, President Obama makes an INFLATED claim to have added 5.2 million new jobs.
(Washington Post's FactCheck also has some good stuff on it.)
(Lauer failed to push back on a series of false statements Trump made during that interview, which spurred a broader conversation about journalists» responsibility to factcheck politicians.)
The single example that NOM could provide to the non-partisan factchecking group was one that had been examined and rejected by multiple courts.
The Ukrainian factchecking site StopFake, which tries to police propaganda images being spread about the Ukraine crisis, is reaching 1.5 million unique visitors a month just 3 months after its launch, Lydia Tomkiw reports for NiemanLab.