Sorting out the players in the health care debate
Want to know who's in and who's out in the health care debate? We did the dirty work for you.
Want to know who's in and who's out in the health care debate? We did the dirty work for you.
House Republicans say the government will tell you what kind of stove you can have. Actually, there's more to the story.
We crank up our Flip-O-Meter and award two Full Flops — one to President Obama and one to Sarah Palin.
Republicans talk about the money "spent." Democrats say "committed." Both can be right.
President Obama keeps saying that "we import more oil today than ever before." But it's not true.
As Congress considers a cap-and-trade plan, supporters and opponents are citing a dizzying array of cost estimates. We delve into the numbers to see what they really say.
A Georgia congressman contends the war spending bill has more for the IMF than for the wars. We investigate.
The former House speaker earns a Full Flop for his tweet on the Supreme Court nominee.
We look at the facts behind Sonia Sotamayor's rulings and what the Supreme Court has said about them.
The bill Obama signed Friday fulfills Promise No. 33 on our Obameter.
President Obama and former Vice President Cheney offer sharply different views about dealing with terrorism. We check two of their facts and find they're both right.
The president's plan to close the prison camp in Guantanamo Bay hits a snag as Congress strips money to close the base from a war spending bill.