Challenge: ClaimPortal is a web-based platform for monitoring, searching, checking and analyzing factual claims on Twitter from the American political domain.
Approach: They present a web-based platform for monitoring, searching, checking and analyzing English factual claims on Twitter from the American political domain.
Outcome: The proposed platform can monitor, search, check, and analyze English factual claims on Twitter from the political domain.

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