PolitiFact’s guide to Republican-on-Republican attacks
The Iowa caucuses are over the GOP race and the rivalries will likely intensify. But which attacks are based in fact and which are baseless accusations?
The Iowa caucuses are over the GOP race and the rivalries will likely intensify. But which attacks are based in fact and which are baseless accusations?
We look at Ted Cruz's attack on Donald Trump and Marco Rubio's defense of his immigration record, from interviews on Meet the Press.
Trump's comments at a rally, in context, show he might not have been referring to a protester's turban despite media reports.
Sanders touts his health care plan as a boon to middle-class pocketbooks. We dug into the details and found there’s a lot of uncertainty on whether his overhaul would actually save money.
Republican frontrunner Donald Trump says "it has not been proven" that Russian President Vladimir Putin kills journalists who don't agree with him. Proof against Putin is lacking, but the political climate in Russia has enabled the murders of at least 34 reporters since 2000.
We fact-checked claims about open carry laws and the 2016 presidential field made on Meet the Press.
The Sunday shows dissect President Obama's looming action on gun control and the missed votes of some senators in the presidential race.
The Republican candidates have criticized President Barack Obama's plans to fight ISIS. How do their proposals differ?
A presidential candidate with an unprecedented record on the Truth-O-Meter earns our annual award.
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Meet the Press dissects the Democratic debate on ABC with Donald Trump and the upcoming year in Congress with House Speaker Paul Ryan.
Donald Trump dissects the Democratic debate, and Speaker Paul Ryan sits down for an end-of-the-year interview on Meet the Press.
The Republican candidates for president squared off for the final time in 2015. We fact-checked them on ISIS, Syrian refugees, the military and immigration.