Fact-Checked Claims

Historical runs from February–March 2026, on earlier pipeline versions (report schemas 3.0.0–3.2.0-cb). These outputs do not establish current configuration or quality.

Below are outputs from FactHarbor test runs. The Reports capture the complete analysis result for a given input claim, including verdict, evidence items, ClaimAssessmentBoundary breakdowns, challenge responses, sources, and quality gate outcomes.

FactHarbor is in pre-release: reports are preliminary and provided 'as is'

Reports

Report	Verdict recorded in report
A person's sexual orientation is determined after birth.	MOSTLY-FALSE
"bad" behavior is a result of situational factors rather than inherent "evil" in the individuals	LEANING-TRUE
Christians are less likely to commit crimes than Muslims.	FALSE
Das Doppelbesteuerungsabkommen generiert mehr Verlierer als Gewinner	MOSTLY-FALSE
Facts and misinformation are not distributed equally across the political spectrum. Those who consistently follow the evidence therefore do not automatically end up “in the middle,” but rather where the evidence leads them. This can appear to be a political bias.	MOSTLY-TRUE
Hydrogen is more efficient for cars than electricity	MOSTLY-FALSE
Muslims are more violent than Christians.	MOSTLY-FALSE
O julgamento de Bolsonaro foi justo e baseado na legislação brasileira?	MOSTLY-TRUE
Plastik Recycling bringt nichts	MOSTLY-FALSE
Sanctions rarely achieve their goals	LEANING-TRUE
Die SRG hat einen "Rechtsdrall"	MOSTLY-FALSE
Die SRG hat einen "Linksdrall"	LEANING-FALSE
Statements from the current US federal government can be trusted.	LEANING-FALSE
Streng gläubige Eltern schlagen Ihre Kinder häufiger	MIXED
The sky is blue	MOSTLY-TRUE
Was the Bolsonaro judgment (trial) fair and based on Brazil's law?	MOSTLY-TRUE
Will South Korea go extinct in 50 years?	FALSE