Latest Stories By Angie Drobnic Holan

Today, PolitiFact Rhode Island has a new look as part of a new design for all the PolitiFact sites.

Our overhaul includes responsive design, so our website works better on tablets and smartphones. When you browse the site on those devices, you’ll see a larger Truth-O-Meter rating along with easy-to-read text of the entire report.

In addition to PolitiFact Rhode Island, the redesign extends to our PunditFact site, as well as our other state PolitiFact sites: Florida, Georgia, New Hampshire, Oregon, Texas, Virginia and Wisconsin.

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Just in time for easier reads during campaign season, we give you a new design for our fact checks.

(Want to see how easy? Check us out on your mobile device!)

• The Deal-O-Meter: Tracking the 2010 campaign promises of Gov. Nathan Deal
• Statements that earn the ruling Pants on Fire
   

Why, yes, we do look different! (And be sure to check it out on a smartphone)

• The Scott-O-Meter: Rating Gov. Rick Scott on his 2010 campaign promises

• PolitiFact Florida: Ready to check new promises from Florida’s next governor

Why, yes, we do look different! (And be sure to check us out on a smartphone)

• Our video shows you key elements of PolitiFact's redesign

This video explains some of the new features of PolitiFact's redesign.

Political ads citing Medicare have unleashed misleading claims we've seen before. Here's your fact-checking antidote.

In light of President Barack Obama's speech about Islamic State on Wednesday night, we review some of our recent fact-checks. 

We look back at Gov. Rick Scott's time in office and review how he's done on the Scott-O-Meter, where we track and rate his 2010 campaign promises for fulfillment. 

Our reporters and editors took questions today at noon ET. See our replay.

Tuesday is primary day in Florida, but with the way attacks have been flying between candidates Rick Scott and Charlie Crist, it feels like the general election has already started. 

To celebrate, we recap our most popular fact-checks of the past year from PolitiFact and PunditFact. And we'll eat some cake. 

From time to time, we get questions about how we fact-check here at PolitiFact. We put together this basic guide for anyone who’s starting a search for information.