Claims extracted
21
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
10%
2 of 21 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
withheld
no quote in the article backed the model's score
Publisher signals
69/100
Daily Mail's corrections and
hedging, across everything collected from it. Not a measure of accuracy.
Outlets on this story
3
Education
Same framing elsewhere
1
articles that frame the event the way this one does
The Minnesota nursing student caught on camera screaming 'go back to your own country' at a Russian protester has withdrawn from her Catholic college.
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student → catch → college
'I want to sincerely apologize for my actions during the situation with the protesters,' the University of St. Thomas student, who has not been publicly identified, said in a statement obtained by the Minnesota Star Tribune.
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who → want → Tribune
'What I said and did was wrong, and I understand that my actions caused hurt and disappointment.
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actions → say → hurt
Regardless of the circumstances, I should have handled the situation with respect, and I take full responsibility for my behavior.
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I → handle → behavior
The student went viral after an altercation with leftwing activist Derek Torstenson outside a Turning Point USA event on the University of Minnesota campus last week.
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student → go → campus
She shouted, 'go back to your own country, b****!' at Torstenson as she walked inside the event, which featured conservative activist Riley Gaines.
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which → shout → Gaines
The protester, who was adopted from Moscow at the age of two and has what he describes as a 'thick accent,' regularly frequents protests in the Twin Cities.
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he → adopt → Cities
He is known to be involved in expletive-filled confrontations and often waves a fan that bears the word c**t.
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that → know → word
In her statement, she acknowledged that her 'actions have consequences' and said she has 'a lot to learn from this experience.'
The student added that she is 'committed to educating myself and better understanding how my words and actions affect others.'
The University of St. Thomas student caught on camera screaming 'go back to your own country' at a Russian protester has withdrawn from the Catholic college
Two male students appeared to smile and laugh at the statement before the female student noticed that another protester was taking a video
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protester → acknowledge → video
I sincerely apologize to those I have hurt or disappointed, and I will use this experience as an opportunity to grow and do better moving forward,' the statement concluded.
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statement → apologize → opportunity
The student went viral after male model Darnell Edwards shared footage of her encounter with Torstenson online.
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Edwards → go → Torstenson
'Go back to your own country, b****!' she shouted towards the megaphone-toting protester.
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she → go → protester
Two male students appeared to smile and laugh at her statement.
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students → appear → statement
'I know, you hate people!'
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you → know → people
Torstenson could be heard replying.
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Torstenson → hear → ?
She noticed that another protester was taking a video and asked: 'Why are you recording me?'
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you → notice → me
Torstenson yelled back, 'Look at these fat, white trash weirdos who hate America.'
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who → yell → America
The footage received more than 10 million views and thousands of angry comments.
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footage → receive → comments
The student was accused of being 'racist' and using 'hateful language.'
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student → accuse → language
Torstenson, however, was spotted at the event holding his c**t fan, sparking criticism that he may have called the student a vulgar slur.
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he → spot → student
This is a breaking news story.
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This → break → ?
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