Fact-checking the Aug. 24 news shows
A pundit claimed Sunday that President Barack Obama wanted to keep 10,000 troops in Iraq. We decided to see if that was true.
A pundit claimed Sunday that President Barack Obama wanted to keep 10,000 troops in Iraq. We decided to see if that was true.
The killing of an unarmed black 18-year-old by a white police officer in a St. Louis suburb is raising questions about the makeup of the police department and its response to the Aug. 9 shooting.
The killing of an unarmed black 18-year-old by a white police officer in a St. Louis suburb is raising questions about the makeup of the police department and its response to the Aug. 9 shooting.
PunditFact looked at two claims related to the shooting in Ferguson, Mo.
The Sunday shows debated the decision of President Barack Obama to conduct airstrikes in Iraq.
The Sunday shows debated President Barack Obama's decision to conduct airstrikes in Iraq.
The minute-by-minute changes in the developments in Israel and Gaza make it difficult for fact-checkers to keep things straight. But since the escalation in violence began last month, PunditFact has been able to examine a few of the claims central to the conflict.
The minute-by-minute changes in the developments in Israel and Gaza make it difficult for fact-checkers to keep things straight. But since the escalation in violence began last month, PunditFact has been able to examine a few of the claims central to the conflict.
Who's pusing the impeach Obama narrative -- tea party Republicans or liberals hoping to create an election issue?
After fretting about the spread of the Ebola virus, the Sunday shows returned to their normal script: Refereeing arguments between President Barack Obama and the Republican-controlled House.
Nate Silver posted an interesting look at how the cable networks are handling the impeachment talk in Washington. We decided to dig into the numbers ourselves.
The world is buzzing with the leak of an alleged transcript between U.S. President Barack Obama and Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. But we warn you: Proceed with caution.