Linda Qiu is a fact-check reporter for The New York Times, based in Washington. She came to The Times in 2017 from PolitiFact, a fact-checking service of the Tampa Bay Times. She is a graduate of the University of Chicago.
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Continue reading the main storyThe attorney general echoed many of the president’s inaccurate claims on nationwide protests, police shootings and the coronavirus.
By Linda Qiu
The attorney general forcefully asserted that federal agents were sent to cities to fight violence at protests and elsewhere.
By Nicholas Fandos, Charlie Savage, Sharon LaFraniere and Linda Qiu
From lobsters in Maine to ethanol in Iowa to the oil fields of Texas, the president has tried to bolster his case for re-election by promoting localized — and factually challenged — accomplishments.
By Linda Qiu
Speaking in the Rose Garden and in an earlier television interview, the president made incorrect, misleading and exaggerated statements on a wide variety of topics.
By Linda Qiu
The presumptive Democratic nominee has assailed President Trump’s pandemic response and sought to shore up his left flank.
By Linda Qiu
The vice president falsely claimed that increased testing “is generating” more cases, among other exaggerations and inaccurate claims.
By Linda Qiu
The president’s assertions about widespread fraud have little or no basis in fact but are resonating with his supporters and give him the option of raising doubts about the legitimacy of the outcome.
By Maggie Haberman, Nick Corasaniti and Linda Qiu
In his first rally in months, President Trump made multiple statements that were false, misleading or lacked evidence.
By Linda Qiu and Reid J. Epstein
The president has reversed or limited efforts at reform that his predecessor enacted.
By Linda Qiu
The president made misleading claims about his military budgets, the fight against the Islamic State and wars in the Middle East.
By Linda Qiu
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