Hannah Hudnall is a Fact Check Reporter who writes for USA TODAY, Yahoo Sports Canada, and Yahoo News. Her work primarily focuses on fact-checking political statements, debunking misinformation, and verifying the accuracy of claims made in news articles and social media posts.
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By: Hannah Hudnall
Since Vice President Kamala Harris replaced President Joe Biden as the Democratic presidential nominee in August, she's been the subject of a variety of false claims online.
By: Hannah Hudnall
A Nov. 11 Threads video ( direct link archive link ) shows Republican Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida speaking in front of a backdrop with the logo of the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank.
By: Hannah Hudnall
The CEO didn't say anything about mass deportation helping with housing costs. He said the availability and affordability of homes need to change.
By: Hannah Hudnall
The CEO didn't say anything about mass deportation helping with housing costs. He said the availability and affordability of homes need to change to improve the housing market.
A Nov. 10 Threads post ( direct link archive link ) claims a major beauty product retailer financially contributed to President-elect Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
Some of Sephora's employees and their immediate family members donated to Trump – the company itself did not. It's illegal for corporations to do so.
Hannah Hudnall, USA TODAY Updated · 2 min read The claim: Image shows Mike Tyson posing with Palestinian flag before fight
A company spokesperson said the proposed layoffs have nothing to do with Trump's plan to raise tariffs. The 9,000 figure also includes employees worldwide, not just in the Tennessee or the U.S.
A company spokesperson said the proposed layoffs have nothing to do with Trump's plan to raise tariffs.
By: Hannah Hudnall
Hannah Hudnall, USA TODAY Updated · 2 min read The claim: Anti-Defamation League classifies Christians as an extremist group
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