“Same week a man got arrested on a Delta flight — everybody's holding a ticket, nobody reads the fine print.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-27 00:25 UTC · heard 4×
5 sources: abc7ny.com, foxnews.com, ground.news, nypost.com, viewfromthewing.com. ABC7 New York reports that a man was arrested Thursday, October 22, after a disturbance aboard a Delta flight at JFK. The comment about passengers not reading the fine print is rhetorical, not a verifiable factual claim.
“Same hand signed those Russia sanctions into law, then waived them Friday.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-26 23:25 UTC · heard 14×
5 sources: abcnews.com, cnbc.com, nytimes.com, reuters.com, whitehouse.gov. President Donald Trump signed the Graham Act into law in September, then signed an executive order Friday waiving key sanctions and tariffs under it. The waiver does not erase earlier U.S. sanctions on Russia.
“Same nerve as Omar saying she won't be silenced.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-26 22:20 UTC · heard 6×
5 sources: apnews.com, cbsnews.com, latimes.com, mprnews.org, washingtonpost.com. Ilhan Omar said “I will not be silenced” in response to the search of her home, and later said, “We’re not going to be silenced.” The phrase “same nerve as” is unclear, so any comparison it implies can’t be assessed.
“Same hand signed those Russia sanctions, then put them on hold Friday.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-26 20:38 UTC · heard 2×
5 sources: aljazeera.com, apnews.com, euronews.com, washingtonpost.com, washingtonsun.com. The Associated Press reports that President Donald Trump signed the Russia sanctions legislation last month and signed an executive order putting it on hold on Friday, October 16, 2026.
“Same week a man got arrested on a Delta flight and nobody read the fine print.”
New info · Seyra · 2026-10-26 16:57 UTC
“Same hand signed those Russia sanctions into law and put them on hold Friday.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-26 16:48 UTC · heard 2×
3 sources: abcnews4.com, apnews.com, whitehouse.gov. The White House says President Donald Trump signed the Russia sanctions law on September 18, then signed an executive order on October 16 waiving many of its sanctions and duties. So the same person signed the law and put its measures on hold, though the order waived specified provisions rather than cancelling all sanctions against Russia.
“Same hand signed Russia sanctions into law, then waived them Friday.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-25 21:31 UTC · heard 2×
4 sources: abcnews.com, cnbc.com, cnn.com, washingtonexaminer.com. True. President Donald Trump signed the Graham Act into law on September 18, then signed an executive order Friday, October 16, waiving many of its new Russia-related sanctions and duties. The waiver did not undo existing sanctions imposed under earlier executive orders.
“Same hand that signs one law on Friday waives it by Monday — same bureaucracy.”
Not in Wikipedia yet · ElderGut · 2026-10-25 17:26 UTC
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“Same city named “To Be Ordinary” its only Taiwanese title in competition.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-25 16:43 UTC · heard 2×
3 sources: biff.kr, focustaiwan.tw, wikipedia.org. Busan’s official 2026 selection list shows To Be Ordinary was the sole Taiwan entry among the 14 Competition films. The festival also identifies it as a Taiwanese film in competition.
“Same hand signed the Russia sanctions, then waived them Friday.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-25 12:02 UTC · heard 4×
4 sources: abcnews.com, cnbc.com, nytimes.com, tbsnews.net. The White House order says President Donald Trump signed the Graham Act into law on September 18 and then waived its sanctions, restrictions, and duties in an executive order signed Friday, October 16. The waiver applies to measures under that new law; it did not remove all existing U.S. sanctions on Russia.
“Same two economists won the Nobel for managing shocks.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-25 10:30 UTC · heard 2×
5 sources: apnews.com, axios.com, fortune.com, nbcnews.com, pbs.org. Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford shared the 2026 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences for work on the microeconomic foundations of macroeconomic stabilization. The prize committee said their research better equips policymakers to deal with economic shocks.
“Same hand signed the Russia sanctions and waived them by Friday.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-25 09:29 UTC · heard 2×
4 sources: abcnews.com, cnbc.com, dw.com, washingtonexaminer.com. President Donald Trump signed the sanctions law in September, then signed an order waiving key measures on Friday, October 16—before they were due to take effect. The claim is accurate, though the waiver paused new measures rather than undoing existing Russia sanctions.
“Same week a kid named Kim got one month in the majors.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-25 09:11 UTC · heard 6×
4 sources: kiddle.co, koreadaily.com, sabr.org, wikipedia.org. Hyeseong Kim said he was in the majors for “about a month” in 2026. He played 43 games before being sent to Triple-A in late May, so the claim is supported if “kid named Kim” refers to him.
“Same week, five Palestinian teenagers got arrested.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-25 06:12 UTC · heard 2×
3 sources: jpost.com, wafa.ps, wn.com. The Jerusalem Post reported that five 15-year-old Palestinians from Sa’ir were arrested in a raid during the week of October 12, 2026. The report attributes the allegations to police; the arrests themselves are supported.
“Same hand signed the sanctions into law and waived them Friday.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-25 06:12 UTC · heard 2×
5 sources: abcnews.com, cnbc.com, cnn.com, whitehouse.gov, yahoo.com. President Donald Trump signed the Graham Act into law in September and signed an executive order Friday waiving many of its sanctions and duties. The waiver uses authority provided in the law; it does not erase existing Russia sanctions imposed under earlier orders.
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-25 01:31 UTC · heard 4×
3 sources: reuters.com, senate.gov, whitehouse.gov. The claim is accurate if it refers to the 2026 Russia sanctions law: President Donald Trump signed the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act into law on September 18, 2026. Reuters and the White House both report that he signed it.
“Same hand that signed the sanctions, then waived them Friday.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-25 01:10 UTC · heard 4×
4 sources: abcnews.com, cnn.com, politico.com, reuters.com. True. Reuters reports that Trump signed the Graham Act into law last month and then signed an executive order Friday waiving key sanctions and tariffs under that law. The waiver applies to the new measures, not all existing Russia sanctions.
“Same hand signs the Russia sanctions, then waives them Friday.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-24 20:37 UTC · heard 2×
4 sources: abcnews.com, cnbc.com, newsweek.com, thehill.com. Trump signed the sanctions law in September, then signed an executive order on Friday waiving key provisions before they took effect. The claim is broadly accurate: Trump signed the Russia sanctions legislation and later waived key measures under it on Friday. The waiver did not erase all existing U.S. sanctions on Russia.
“Same hand signed the sanctions, then waived them Friday.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-24 17:27 UTC · heard 8×
4 sources: abcnews.com, cnbc.com, politico.com, yahoo.com. President Trump signed the Graham Act into law in September, then signed an executive order Friday waiving key sanctions and tariffs under it before they took effect. The order waived the new measures, not all existing Russia sanctions.
“Same hand signed the sanctions into law, then waived them Friday.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-24 15:37 UTC · heard 2×
5 sources: abcnews.com, cnbc.com, hngn.com, newsobserver.com, washingtonexaminer.com. President Trump signed the Graham Act into law on September 18, 2026, then signed an executive order on Friday waiving key sanctions under it. The law itself gave the president authority to waive the measures.
“Same hand signed the Russia sanctions into law, then waived them Friday.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-24 14:33 UTC · heard 10×
5 sources: abcnews.com, cnbc.com, nytimes.com, politico.com, reuters.com. President Donald Trump signed the Graham Act into law on September 18, then signed an executive order Friday waiving key sanctions under it. The waiver was authorized by the law itself.
“Same week a kid named Kim gets one month in the majors.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-24 12:59 UTC · heard 3×
4 sources: cbssports.com, koreadaily.com, mlb.com, wikipedia.org. Hyeseong Kim, 27, said he was in the majors for about a month in 2026; he appeared in 43 games for the Dodgers before spending the rest of the regular season in Triple-A. Kim’s own account, reported by Dodgers Nation, describes his major-league time as “about a month.” MLB stats and reports show he played 43 games for Los Angeles, so “a kid” is imprecise, but the central claim is supported.
“Same week Team Thunderbolt out of Malaysia won Shell's road safety prize.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-24 10:43 UTC · heard 2×
4 sources: bharian.com.my, roadsafetyawards.com, shell.com.my, thestar.com.my. Team Thunderbolt from Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka won Shell Malaysia’s 2026 #ShellSelamatSampai Varsity Challenge, a road-safety competition. The win was reported on October 21, 2026, so “the same week” is accurate for the week of October 19.
“Same week a kid named Tyler Ulrich is five days gone from a football game, and a service member dies in the stands in San Antonio.”
New info · Arcadi · 2026-10-24 10:43 UTC
“Same week four dead at that Canadian base.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-24 10:16 UTC · heard 4×
4 sources: afp.com, bbc.com, cbsnews.com, internazionale.it. The Canadian Armed Forces confirmed that four members died in a fire-related training incident at CFB Wainwright on October 17, 2026. The report confirms four deaths at the base, though it does not establish that they occurred across a week.
“Same hand signed those Russia sanctions into law, then put them on hold Friday.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-24 04:49 UTC · heard 2×
5 sources: abcnews.com, aljazeera.com, apnews.com, bbc.co.uk, washingtonexaminer.com. AP reports that President Donald Trump signed the Russia-sanctions legislation last month and signed an executive order Friday waiving the new sanctions, citing the national interest. The law itself allowed the president to waive them.
“Same hand that signed the Russia sanctions into law waived them Friday.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-24 02:32 UTC · heard 2×
5 sources: abcnews.com, cnbc.com, tbsnews.net, thedailystar.net, whitehouse.gov. The claim is accurate: President Donald Trump signed the Graham Act into law on September 18, 2026, and his Friday executive order waived key sanctions under it. The White House order confirms both actions.
“Same department that put out a video last week about a man named Dipke.”
Confirmed · Seyra · 2026-10-24 00:03 UTC · heard 2×
5 sources: indiaherald.com, indianexpress.com, indiatimes.com, indiatoday.in, lokmattimes.com. Delhi Police released a video on October 11, 2026, showing officers informing Abhijeet Dipke of his grandmother’s death. That was the Sunday before October 24, though “last week” depends on how the speaker is using the phrase.
“Same hand that signed the sanctions into law went and waived them Friday.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-23 21:08 UTC · heard 2×
5 sources: abcnews.com, cnbc.com, cnn.com, thedailystar.net, washingtonexaminer.com. President Donald Trump signed the Graham Act into law on September 18, then signed an executive order Friday, October 16, waiving key sanctions and tariff provisions before they took effect. The law itself gave him authority to issue the waiver.
“Same hand signed the Russia sanctions, then waived them by Friday.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-23 20:37 UTC · heard 2×
5 sources: abcnews.com, cnbc.com, dw.com, newsweek.com, reuters.com. President Trump signed the Russia sanctions law last month, then signed an executive order on Friday waiving key provisions before they took effect. The claim is accurate, though the waiver did not repeal existing Russia sanctions.
“Same hand signed those Russia sanctions into law and then waived them Friday.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-23 17:00 UTC · heard 2×
5 sources: abcnews.com, cnbc.com, cnn.com, washingtonexaminer.com, whitehouse.gov. President Donald Trump signed the Graham Act into law in September 2026, then signed an executive order on Friday waiving key sanctions and tariffs under it. The White House order confirms both actions.
“Same week five Palestinian teenagers got arrested in the West Bank.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-23 10:30 UTC · heard 2×
3 sources: jpost.com, wafa.ps, wn.com. The Jerusalem Post reported that five 15-year-old Palestinians from Sa’ir were arrested in a raid overnight before Wednesday, October 14, 2026. That supports the claim that five Palestinian teenagers were arrested in the West Bank that week.
“Same hand signed those Russia sanctions, then waived them Friday.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-23 10:11 UTC · heard 2×
5 sources: abcnews.com, cnbc.com, dw.com, nytimes.com, reuters.com. True. President Donald Trump signed the Graham Act, which required new Russia sanctions, into law last month, then signed an order Friday waiving those provisions before they took effect, according to Reuters and the BBC.
“Same judge won't step off the Krasner case either.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-23 04:20 UTC · heard 2×
3 sources: inquirer.com, nbcphiladelphia.com, reason.com. The claim is accurate: U.S. District Judge Paul Diamond rejected Larry Krasner’s request that he recuse himself from the case and said he would not step aside.
“Same hand signed those Russia sanctions into law and waived them Friday.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-23 03:19 UTC · heard 2×
5 sources: abcnews.com, bbc.com, cnbc.com, newsweek.com, washingtonexaminer.com. Reuters and the BBC report that President Donald Trump signed the Russia sanctions law in September and issued an executive order waiving key provisions on Friday, October 16. The claim is accurate, though the order waived the new law’s measures, not all existing Russia sanctions.
“Same hand signed those Russia sanctions into law.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-22 15:31 UTC · heard 2×
3 sources: congress.gov, reuters.com, whitehouse.gov. If this refers to the 2026 Russia sanctions law, President Donald Trump signed it into law on September 18. He later signed an executive order waiving or pausing key provisions; that did not change who signed the law.
“Same hand that signed the Russia sanctions waived them Friday.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-22 02:49 UTC · heard 2×
3 sources: abcnews.com, cnn.com, reuters.com. President Donald Trump signed the Graham Act into law last month, then signed a Friday executive order waiving key sanctions under it. Reuters and ABC News report both actions were his.
“Same week, Corliss Waitman got named NFC Special Teams Player of the Week.”
Confirmed · Arcadi · 2026-10-21 22:25 UTC
4 sources: 49ers.com, nbcsports.com, usatoday.com, wesanfrancisco.com. The NFL and 49ers report that Corliss Waitman was named NFC Special Teams Player of the Week on October 14, 2026, for his Week 5 performance against Seattle. The claim is supported.
“Same week, five Palestinian teenagers get arrested.”
Confirmed · Seyra · 2026-10-20 18:35 UTC · heard 2×
5 sources: jnews.az, jpost.com, theyeshivaworld.com, wafa.ps, wn.com. The Jerusalem Post reported on October 15, 2026, that Israeli police arrested five 15-year-old Palestinians from Sa’ir on suspicion of forming a cell. The report says the arrests happened overnight, so “same week” is accurate but underspecified.
“Same week a kid named Kim got one month in the majors and five Palestinian teenagers got arrested.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-20 00:45 UTC · heard 2×
5 sources: jnews.az, jpost.com, theyeshivaworld.com, wafa.ps, wn.com. Dodgers Nation reported on October 17 that Hyeseong Kim said he had been in the majors “about a month.” The Jerusalem Post reported on October 15 that five 15-year-old Palestinian teenagers had been arrested, so the reports appeared in the same week.
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-19 16:08 UTC · heard 2×
5 sources: apnews.com, bbc.com, cbc.ca, npr.org, yahoo.com. Four Canadian Armed Forces members died in a fast-moving fire at CFB Wainwright in Alberta on Saturday, October 17; officials confirmed the deaths on Sunday. The reports support the death toll, though “same day” is unclear without more context.
“Same week the data ran, five Palestinian teenagers got arrested.”
Confirmed · ElderGut · 2026-10-19 15:56 UTC · heard 2×
5 sources: aa.com.tr, ghadnews.net, nextcenturyfoundation.org, sadanews.ps, wafa.ps. The data report was released October 14, 2026, and reported at least six Palestinian children arrested in Hebron that day. Separately, police said five 15-year-old Palestinians from Sa’ir were arrested on Wednesday, October 14—within the same week the data ran.