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Coronavirus
No, the federal government is not paying people to get vaccinated
The Biden administration and public health officials are encouraging all Americans to get vaccinated against COVID-19 and its variants.
Environment
Yes, carbon credits are legitimate and some companies really do use them to offset carbon usage
Experts say the average consumer should do their own due diligence to make sure the carbon credits they’re purchasing are valid.
Money
No, the children of members of Congress are not exempt from repaying their student loans
While being the child of a member of Congress may have its perks, they are responsible for repaying their student loans.
Health
Yes, most hospitals are required to offer financial assistance
Eligibility for those financial assistance policies varies from state to state and hospital to hospital, so it’s important to check your hospital’s policies first.
Money
No, parents can’t claim the child tax credit for children who turn 18 in 2021
The IRS has begun sending monthly child tax credit payments to eligible parents with children who will be 17 and younger at the end of the year.
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Child tax credit fast facts: Everything parents and guardians need to know
The VERIFY team answers questions about the Advance Child Tax Credit included in the American Rescue Plan.
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A meme going viral across social media shows a do’s and don’ts guide for small business owners who might use Venmo or Cash App for transactions.
Money
Yes, people who haven’t filed taxes can get this year’s child tax credit
The IRS this week announced an online tool that non-filers can use to register for child tax credit payments. The first advance payments go out July 15.
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No, the viral ‘defend billionaires’ Elon Musk billboard isn’t real
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Government
No, the U.S. Senate isn’t trying to give Blue Origin a 'bailout'
The Senate wants to give NASA additional money to maintain goals for a program that relies on private companies. Blue Origin is just one of those companies.
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No, the ASPCA does not spend just 3% of its budget on animals
It actually spends 75% of its budget on its programs, 44% of which is dedicated to “shelter and veterinary services.”
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