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The Week in Grades
Nov 9–15, 2026 · 6 reports fact-checked
Every week Clad wraps up what its fact-checks found: the best- and worst-graded coverage, the claims most disputed by the evidence, and the stories that were covered heavily from one side. This is the same review the Sunday newsletter carries — kept here for the record.
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Most disputed claims
Voters absolutely want revenge, justice, consequences; Hakeem Jeffries is out of touch for focusing on affordability instead
Exit polls show economy and cost of living as primary drivers of the Democratic wave; many voters sought checks on Trump but not necessarily 'revenge' or socialism as framed. Read the full report →
Hakeem Jeffries lied about secret meeting with Jared Kushner, a foreign agent of Putin/MSAD who tipped off MBS on Jamal Khashoggi
Meeting was reported and Jeffries publicly defended it as discussing affordability; no credible evidence supports Kushner tipping off on Khashoggi (widely attributed to MBS directly). Kushner has Saudi ties via investment fund. Read the full report →
Jensen Huang's relationship with Alice Wong allowed billions in Nvidia chips to be diverted to China through Megaspeed's Singapore/Malaysia subsidiaries
Commerce investigated Megaspeed for possible diversion since 2024; Nvidia has stated it conducted audits, found no evidence of illegal re-export, and that claims were debunked; U.S. officials suspected remote access by Chinese clients but have not publicly confirmed successful large-scale diversion tied directly to Huang. Read the full report →