Snopes.com - Update on MSNBC's Rittenhouse trial ban, Pete Buttigieg on electric vehicles and gas prices, and that photo of Epstein, Maxwell, and the Pope

​ WEDNESDAY EDITION Snopes Debunker Dec. 1, 2021 Tonight: Update on MSNBC's Rittenhouse trial ban, Pete Buttigieg on electric vehicles and gas prices, and that photo of Epstein, Maxwell, and the Pope ​ Did an MSNBC Producer ‘Follow’ a Bus Containing Rittenhouse Jurors? As a Kenosha, Wisconsin, jury deliberated in the murder trial of Kyle Rittenhouse in November 2021, the judge in the case made a dramatic ruling, banning MSNBC from the court for the remainder of the trial. Dan MacGuill provides an update based on new information. Read More Can You Help Us Out? We rely on support from readers like you. Support Now Fact Checks and Original Reporting Yes, Pete Buttigieg Said Families Who Buy Electric Cars ‘Never Have To Worry about Gas Prices Again’ The U.S. transportation secretary was discussing the Democrats’ social spending package. Read Story. Does Pic Show Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell with the Pope? The photo in question was reportedly taken circa 2003. Read Story. Did a Child Yell an Obscenity at Jill Biden? The visuals of the first lady reading a story are real, but the audio ...? Read Story. View Latest Fact Checks Entertainment Rumors, legends, and lore about Hollywood, the entertainment industry, and its many stars. Read More News Councilman Andre Dickens Wins Atlanta Mayor Race over Moore Dickens won a campaign dominated by concern over rising violent crime in the city. Read More Fauci: 1st US Case of COVID-19 Omicron Variant Identified A person in California became the first in the U.S. to have an identified case of the COVID-19 omicron variant. Read More Avalanche Delays Holiday Tradition in Alaska’s Largest City A holiday tradition in Alaska’s largest city for more than 60 years got off to a dim start this year. Read More

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