The campaigns and the super PACs have kept the Truth-O-Meter busy. Here are six claims that pushed the needle into the red.
For Halloween, we highlight the scare tactics of 2012. Don't be afraid! The Truth-O-Meter says they're not true!
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We're planning special coverage for the presidential debates. Here are some tips on how to use PolitiFact as you watch the debate.
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We'll update those pages with new fact-checks throughout the news cycle.
Watching debates is now a two-screen affair.
Many people have their smartphone, tablet or laptop with them so they can look things up as the candidates trade talking points. Make PolitiFact one of your resources.
We’ll be live fact-checking all the presidential debates this month and have some special coverage planned. Here are some tips on how to use PolitiFact as you watch them:
* Use our free app, Settle It! PolitiFact's Argument Ender. Available for iPhone and Android, Settle It! has an easy-to-use search feature that allows you to enter names and keywords and find the Truth-O-Meter articles that answer your question. (Although we don't have a separate iPad version, the iPhone app works great on the iPad.)
We look into comments from Barack Obama and Mitt Romney on redistribution and find it's long been a part of U.S. tax policy.
Go to our Facebook page (www.facebook.com/politifact.georgia) for full versions of these and other fact-checks. Readers can comment on our rulings at the FaceBook site. Or find us on Twitter (http://twitter.com/politifactga).
We update that page with new fact-checks throughout the news cycle.
We look into comments from Barack Obama and Mitt Romney on redistribution and find it's long been a part of U.S. tax policy.
Campaign ads are famous for being false. But we actually give more Half True ratings.
Test your knowledge of our fact-checking with the quiz in our free new app.
We choose our most significant fact-checks from the Republican and Democratic conventions.
As the Democratic National Convention opens in Charlotte, the party pays tribute to its heroes and highlights its positions on abortion rights and health care.