BBC.com
By Brandon Drenon
Your briefing
Monday, February 17
The Associated Press
By Dylan Lovan
WSAZ
By Lesya Feinstein
Courier Journal
By Matt Stone
Forbes
By Alison Durkee
The New York Times
By Adam Liptak
The Times of India
The Washington Post
By Ann Marimow
By Gram Slattery
By Matthew Perrone
By Natalie Melzer & Matt Lee
By Nicholas Rice
By Saman Waris & Clinton Otieno
By Zachary Yanes
By Austin Nivison
POLITICO Europe
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Your topics
The New York Times
By Yan Zhuang
Financial Times
By Leo Lewis
By Selena Li, Sinead Cruise & Lawrence White
By William Gallagher
By Cheyenne Macdonald
Entertainment Weekly News
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By Bryan Alexander
By Clayton Davis
By Sam Quinn
By Janie McCauley
Fact check
From independent sources
Snopes.com
Claim: A memo purportedly issued by President Donald Trump declared the word “felon” can no longer be used on the White House grounds.
Fact check by Snopes.com: Fake
By Joey Esposito
PolitiFact
Claim: Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro is “being charged with the attempted assassination of Trump.”
Fact check by PolitiFact: Pants on Fire!
By Jeff Cercone
Snopes.com
Claim: A photograph authentically shows a framed mug shot of U.S. President Donald Trump hanging on a wall in the White House.
Fact check by Snopes.com: True
India Today
Claim: Video shows an American journalist mocking an Indian reporter at the recent Trump-Modi press conference.
Fact check by India Today: Mostly false
By Sanjana Saxena
Beyond the front page
Notable stories and conversation starters
By Josie Garthwaite
By Liam Proven
MIT Technology Review
By Becky Ferreira