Only attributable claims count.
Attendance, travel, meetings and other schedule facts remain in daily timelines but are excluded from claim totals.
Claims assessed
A claims-only index of every assessment published in that month’s daily editions. Activity without an assessed claim is excluded.
What the verdicts show
Attendance, travel, meetings and other schedule facts remain in daily timelines but are excluded from claim totals.
This verdict is reserved for a specific Trump claim when available evidence cannot support a conclusive finding.
Full index
Campaign filings and the performer’s representatives did not support an $11 million endorsement payment.
Federal investigations and records concerning Epstein predated the Biden administration and involved multiple agencies and administrations.
The Consumer Price Index was still rising, up 2.7% over the year ending in June.
The national average was similar in 2021 and was slightly higher than when Trump took office.
No statewide AAA average was below $2; the lowest was about $2.70.
China had the world's largest installed wind-power capacity and was adding turbines at a record pace.
Consumer prices were still rising; annual inflation was 2.7% in June.
Several cited disputes were not wars conclusively ended by Trump, and some remained unresolved.
Payment timing produced the monthly surplus; the government still had a large year-to-date deficit and had recorded other monthly surpluses more recently.
Some categories declined, but the overall Consumer Price Index rose between January and June.
The national average was roughly unchanged from inauguration and its longer decline primarily reflected global crude-oil markets.
Egg prices had declined since January, but economists cited avian flu and seasonal supply effects as the main drivers rather than Biden policy or a new Trump-only fix.
Totals reflect verdicts on attributable Trump claims published in the daily editions for this month. Evidence gaps that are not claims are excluded.