Alex Demas is a fact checker at The Dispatch and is based in Washington, D.C. Prior to joining the company in 2023, he worked in England as a financial journalist and earned his MA in Political Economy at King's College London. When not heroically combating misinformation online, Alex can be found mixing cocktails, watching his beloved soccer team Aston Villa lose a match, or attempting to pet stray cats.
An independent journalist incorrectly claimed the Houthis sank a ship and rescued the crew.
He expressed support for an invasion in 2002.
The authentic video from 2019 shows that his hair stayed in place.
They are not responsible for wildfires in Hawaii or Chile—and painting your roof blue won’t protect you from them.
The editor of a right-wing website mischaracterized a statement he made about Russian disinformation and the border crisis.
The company has acknowledged underperforming projections due to lagging sales in the Middle East.
The Russian president made a series of false or misleading statements.
Allegations that 150 women died in a clinical trial can’t be confirmed, but the company has long acknowledged that its predecessor facilitated atrocities.
Trump claimed he did not support the senator’s 2022 election bid.
Trump adviser Stephen Miller made several false or misleading claims.