It is quite a disappointment for a "fact checker" to play fast and loose with the facts in order to optimize the headline. There are plenty of factually correc

It is quite a disappointment for a "fact checker" to play fast and loose with the facts in order to optimize the headline. There are plenty of factually correct headlines they could have chosen: "Putting cola on a covid test causes a false positive" "Improper use of covid test causes positive result" etc. You would hope that professional journalists would be capable of writing a clear and correct headline.