Highlights from the week in fact-checking, PunditFact edition
PunditFact checked out claims about the minimum wage, health care, campaign finance and the NCAA men’s basketball tournament.
PunditFact checked out claims about the minimum wage, health care, campaign finance and the NCAA men’s basketball tournament.
Readers have narrowed their favorite pundit down to four. PunditFact is accepting votes in this round until 10 a.m. Friday.
Just four pundits remain in our first-ever bracket challenge. Vote for your favorites now.
PunditFact checked claims about the U.S. manufacturing industry and a report about the New Jersey bridge scandal.
Rudy Giuliani appeared on NBC's "Meet the Press" to defend New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.
George Will and Peggy Noonan were bounced in the first round of voting. Now we're down to the Final 8. Find out who made the cut and how to vote.
Our fellow fact-checkers at PunditFact invite you to vote for your favorite talking heads in their wonky bracket.
Mitt Romney returned to the Sunday stage to talk about the United States' relationship with Russia.
Mitt Romney returned to CBS' "Face the Nation" to talk about Russia, while actor Matt Damon told an ABC audience about the need for clean water in the developing world.
There's a bracket for everything, right? So here's a bracket we created featuring 16 pundits.
Want to learn more about what's happening in Ukraine? Read up on our recent fact-checks.
Guests on the Sunday shows used polling information to back up their points. We decided to dive into the crosstabs.