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VERIFY: Women should wait to get a mammogram after getting a COVID-19 vaccine

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VERIFY: Did Nancy Pelosi file a lawsuit against Americans?

A viral photo shows a lawsuit supposedly filed by Rep. Nancy Pelosi against American citizens, allegedly found on her stolen laptop during the U.S. Capitol riot.
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VERIFY: Yes, gas prices are rising but that has nothing to do with who is in the White House

Gas prices have risen since the start of the year and are likely to keep rising, too. But that has to do with recent supply hits and increased demand.
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VERIFY: Gas price jump reflects vaccine optimism, Texas storm impact, experts say

Gas prices have been deflated for the past year because of reduced travel caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Here's why experts say the cost is going up now.
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VERIFY: Yes, fetal cell lines were used in the development of Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine

Because it's a different kind of vaccine, fetal cell lines play a different role in the production of the newly authorized vaccine.
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VERIFY: Meet the experts who are answering your COVID-19 and vaccination questions

The Verify team will be asking them your top questions about the virus and the next steps in vaccinations. Here's a look at who is answering.
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VERIFY: Who qualifies for the third round of stimulus checks?

When will the Senate vote to pass the relief bill and who qualifies for this round of checks? The Verify team breaks down the plan.
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VERIFY: Yes, this year's flu activity is far below average

Flu activity this season is at the lowest it's been in years. Experts think COVID-19 mitigation efforts are contributing to this.
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VERIFY: Yes, flu cases are low this year but that doesn't mean there's anything suspicious going on

Flu activity is at its lowest in 25 years. Experts believe that could be in large part because of efforts to stop COVID spread and increased vaccinations.
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VERIFY: Were aborted fetal cell lines used to produce Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine?

Because it's a different kind of vaccine, fetal cell lines play a different role in the production of the newly authorized vaccine
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VERIFY: Here are the most common vaccine side effects

There's a short list of the effects the vaccine may have on your body while it's training your immune system. We're breaking them down.
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VERIFY: Current evidence suggests it may be OK to breastfeed after COVID-19 vaccine

Evidence suggests it may even end up being beneficial for the infant if breastfeeding moms get the COVID-19 vaccine.

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VERIFY: Women should wait to get a mammogram after getting a COVID-19 vaccine

VERIFY: Did Nancy Pelosi file a lawsuit against Americans?

VERIFY: Yes, gas prices are rising but that has nothing to do with who is in the White House

VERIFY: Gas price jump reflects vaccine optimism, Texas storm impact, experts say

VERIFY: Yes, fetal cell lines were used in the development of Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine

VERIFY: Meet the experts who are answering your COVID-19 and vaccination questions

VERIFY: Who qualifies for the third round of stimulus checks?

VERIFY: Yes, this year's flu activity is far below average

VERIFY: Yes, flu cases are low this year but that doesn't mean there's anything suspicious going on

VERIFY: Were aborted fetal cell lines used to produce Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine?

VERIFY: Here are the most common vaccine side effects

VERIFY: Current evidence suggests it may be OK to breastfeed after COVID-19 vaccine

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