The Latest Fact Checks from the International Fact Checking Network (IFCN) 01/24/2020
Daily Source Bias Check: Casper Star-Tribune
Fact-checking Andrew Yang in Muscatine, Iowa
There were 25,260 excess winter deaths across all ages in Great Britain last year
These claims about the 2019 Labour conference are incorrect
Take two.Sonos CEO tries to calm worried owners In a blog post, the CEO of Sonos tried to explain what’s really going on with the company’s products. While the information he offered is the same as in the announcement earlier this week (several older devices…
You’ll also be able to use Quick Share to stream files to supported SmartThings devices. To do so, it first has to temporarily upload files to Samsung Cloud and then stream them to a SmartThings device — take note, though, that this feature seems to be limit…
Until today, only developers in the early adopter program could get the SDK, but now it’s freely available to all as open-source code. However, developers will still need to become early adopters if they want to lease a robot to test their code, Boston Dynami…
Broadcom, a San Jose, California-based company, is a major chip supplier for Apple’s devices including…
Image via dhswampash Last week, Microsoft revealed the first Feedback Snapshot for its upcoming Flight…
This week, multiple national UK media outlets reported that a case against the NHS prescribing…
A transgender woman who died shortly after winning £4 million on a Lotto scratchcard left…
Prince Charles has denied snubbing anti-gay US vice president Mike Pence at a Holocaust memorial…
A pamphlet which compares LGBT+ people to Nazis is being distributed in a suburb of…
The United Kingdom‘s electric vehicle charging network continues to grow. There are now more than 30,000 EV charging connectors located across the nation, according to a tweet from UK-based online vehicle charging point locator Zap-Map. EV charging #milestone reached! ⚡️🚗 There are now over 30,000 charging connectors across the UK #EV Find them on Zap-Map…
Autonomous vehicle startup Cruise has revealed its first self-driving, electric car designed for shared ownership, which has no steering wheel or pedals.Cruise was able to rid the Origin car of an engine, steering wheel, rearview mirrors, pedals and windshield wipers, to leave a spacious cabin “designed around the rider”.Developed in partnership with General Motors (GM)…
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