Crossroads GPS ad targets Barbara Boxer
Yes, California seniors should be worried -- about misleading campaign commercials.
Yes, California seniors should be worried -- about misleading campaign commercials.
He says he's kept 70 percent of his promises. But our Obameter says the number is much lower.
The president goes two for three on statements about taxes, Wall Street and help for automakers.
No one said the presidency was easy! We report the latest on closing Guantanamo, stopping extreme rendition, enforcing paygo rules, and ending the abuse of supplemental war budgets.
The new head of President Obama's Council of Economic Advisers answers questions on "This Week with Christiane Amanpour" -- and makes his debut with the Truth-O-Meter.
With Democrats facing tough 2010 midterm elections, Obama attacks Republicans in two speeches.
Readers sound off on our latest fact-checks about the New York City mosque, government spending and Glenn Beck.
The Democratic talking point that Republicans want to "privatize Social Security" has been a potent attack since 2005, when it helped defeat a proposal from President Bush. Now Democrats are using it against Republican candidates.
President Barack Obama has declared himself a Christian. He has worshipped in Christian churches, prayed with Christian ministers, and recounted how he knelt beneath a cross and felt God's spirit.
And yet, a surprising number of Americans keep telling pollsters they believe he's a Muslim.
The Pew Research Center last week reported that 18 percent of Americans believe Obama is a Muslim, up from 11 percent in March 2009. A Time magazine poll also released last week found even more -- 24 percent -- said he was a Muslim.
Plans for Iraq unfold much as Obama described during the 2008 campaign.
For our latest Mailbag, we sample the feedback from e-mail and Twitter. One reader calls us a "socialist propaganda machine." Another wants to marry us.
We look into statements from the Sunday morning news shows.