The core assertion is confirmed in all material respects across eight independent, high-prominence outlets: Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty did file two felony counts of second-degree assault with a dangerous weapon against an ICE officer on April 16, 2026, the day before air date. The single identifiable inaccuracy is the defendant's middle name: Psaki stated 'Gregory Donald Morgan Jr.' while every source — including the criminal charging documents as reported by NPR, KSTP, the Minneapolis Star Tribune, Minnesota Reformer, NBC News, CNN, and CNBC — consistently identifies him as 'Gregory Donnell Morgan Jr.' This is a phonetically adjacent name error ('Donald' vs. 'Donnell') that does not affect the identity of the charged individual, the nature of the charges, the charge count, the filer, or the subject institution. Per the MOSTLY TRUE boundary test, the core assertion is substantially correct with one identifiable inaccuracy that does not reverse its directional meaning: a reasonable viewer would reach the same substantive conclusion — that Moriarty filed two felony assault counts against a named ICE officer — with or without the corrected middle name. The TRUE boundary is not met because a specific, confirmable factual element (the defendant's middle name) is wrong, disqualifying the claim from the 'no material omissions or inaccuracies' standard required for TRUE. No misleading framing, omission, or distortive mechanism is present.