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VERIFY: Answering common questions about Inauguration Day history
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VERIFY: Answering your questions about Inauguration Day history
Much of Inauguration Day precedent has been established recently and is flexible on the rules.
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What is the difference between a senate trial and a criminal trial when it comes to impeachment? | Verify
Questions about the differences are circulating following the second impeachment of President Donald Trump.
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VERIFY: It's illegal to pay the president for a pardon
Doing so is considered bribery, which is a federal offense.
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VERIFY: Here's what powers the president has on their first day in office
The Verify team spoke with a trio of political experts about what the president-elect can do without Congress' support.
VERIFY
VERIFY: It is illegal to pay the president for a pardon
The president's criminality in such a hypothetical situation is a bit more ambiguous.
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Why did the federal government take so long to distribute the COVID-19 vaccine? | Verify
Is it better to distribute all of the vaccine at once or hold back doses?
VERIFY
VERIFY: Can the inauguration be moved amid security concerns? Has it always been at the Capitol?
The Verify team looked through the history of inaugurations to break down whether these ceremonies have always been held at the Capitol.
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VERIFY: False messages about 'mandatory quarantines' and 'martial law'
Rumors of President Trump imposing martial law or mandatory quarantines in the near future are without evidence.
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VERIFY: Warnings of 'martial law' and 'mandatory quarantines' are false
Rumors of Trump imposing martial law or mandatory quarantines in the near future are without evidence.
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VERIFY: If a president is impeached, will they lose benefits like security detail and pensions?
A tweet with more than 181,000 retweets claims the President has a lot to lose if he is impeached, including his pension and travel fund. It's not entirely true.
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VERIFY: Impeachment does not undo a president's pardons
There is no precedent for revoking a pardon.
VERIFY
VERIFY: Answering your questions about Inauguration Day history
Much of Inauguration Day precedent has been established recently and is flexible on the rules.
VERIFY
What is the difference between a senate trial and a criminal trial when it comes to impeachment? | Verify
Questions about the differences are circulating following the second impeachment of President Donald Trump.
VERIFY
VERIFY: It's illegal to pay the president for a pardon
Doing so is considered bribery, which is a federal offense.
VERIFY
VERIFY: Here's what powers the president has on their first day in office
The Verify team spoke with a trio of political experts about what the president-elect can do without Congress' support.
VERIFY
VERIFY: It is illegal to pay the president for a pardon
The president's criminality in such a hypothetical situation is a bit more ambiguous.
VERIFY
Why did the federal government take so long to distribute the COVID-19 vaccine? | Verify
Is it better to distribute all of the vaccine at once or hold back doses?
VERIFY
VERIFY: Can the inauguration be moved amid security concerns? Has it always been at the Capitol?
The Verify team looked through the history of inaugurations to break down whether these ceremonies have always been held at the Capitol.
VERIFY
VERIFY: False messages about 'mandatory quarantines' and 'martial law'
Rumors of President Trump imposing martial law or mandatory quarantines in the near future are without evidence.
VERIFY
VERIFY: Warnings of 'martial law' and 'mandatory quarantines' are false
Rumors of Trump imposing martial law or mandatory quarantines in the near future are without evidence.
VERIFY
VERIFY: If a president is impeached, will they lose benefits like security detail and pensions?
A tweet with more than 181,000 retweets claims the President has a lot to lose if he is impeached, including his pension and travel fund. It's not entirely true.
VERIFY
VERIFY: Impeachment does not undo a president's pardons
There is no precedent for revoking a pardon.
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