US EditionAnalysis: Donald Trump’s top 25 lies of 2025
Donald Trump repeated 25 frequently debunked false claims in 2025 to support policies and rally supporters, including inflated investment figures and misleading war and migration statements.
- This year, President Donald Trump was catalogued for repeating fabrications in the top 25 false or misleading claims list throughout 2025.
- Trump used falsehoods to defend policy moves, framing the domestic policy bill as leaving Medicaid unchanged despite cuts and citing inflated foreign aid claims about Gaza to justify spending cuts.
- Trump falsely claimed babies receive '80' or '82' vaccines at once and promoted impossible drug-price cuts of '500%'–'3,000%', despite official data showing much lower figures.
- Fact‑checks and records contradicted several denials, as social posts undercut Trump’s DOJ pressure denial and Washington, D.C. homicide data refuted his no-murders claim.
- These fabrications influence policy debates by spreading false migration tales about foreign leaders, exaggerating claims of ending seven or eight wars, and misleading inflation and tariff narratives, as of earlier this month.
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CNN Analyzes Trump's 25 Biggest Lies
Only 25? Well, as CNN admits, “It was hard to pick only 25. But it was easier than it used to be.” The story — Analysis: Donald Trump’s top 25 lies of 2025 — is interesting for at least two reasons. First is that CNN not only published it, they gave it...
Donald Trump’s Top 25 Lies of the Year
CNN: “Just like his first presidency, President Donald Trump’s first calendar year back in the White House was an unceasing parade of lies. In 2025, though, the variety of Trump’s false claims shrunk even as he maintained his trademark staggering frequency.” “Trump’s lying has always been characterized by dogged repetition. It became especially repetitive in 2025. While he continued to regularly sprinkle in new lies, he relied on a core set of g…
Analysis by Daniel Dale, CNN. It was difficult to choose just 25. But it turned out to be easier than it used to be. Much like his first term, President Donald Trump's first year back in the White House was a nonstop parade of lies. However, the number of Trump's false claims in
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