Scott Brown faces the Truth-O-Meter
The senator-elect claims that federal employees make twice as much as private-sector workers. We check the facts.
The senator-elect claims that federal employees make twice as much as private-sector workers. We check the facts.
The vice president overstates how often filibusters are used.
We review the controversy over hacked e-mails and check the facts of the climate change skeptics.
A chain e-mail claims the cap-and-trade bill would require people to retrofit their homes for energy efficiency. We find -- surprise! -- the chain e-mail is wrong.
We examine some of the claims about vaccines being given to detainees at the camp in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
The latest Internet rumor is that President Obama is giving out free phones to people on welfare.
An industry group says gas prices would hit $4 a gallon and 2 million jobs could be lost. We find the group is stretching the truth.
Bloggers contend a photo shows a huge crowd for anti-Obama protests. But the photo was taken years ago at another event.
We examine the latest claim from the talk show host and find he's ridiculously wrong.
The president says the group endorses his health plan. But it's not that simple.
We check two statements from President Obama's town hall in Portsmouth, N.H. We find he's right about coverage for janitors but exaggerating whether you can keep your health plan.
A Club for Growth ad likens U.S. health care reform to a plan in Britain and suggests people will be allowed to die if their treatment costs more than $22,000. We find that's not true.