Donald Trump says he doesn’t invest in the stock market. Here’s his portfolio
Donald Trump told CNBC, "I don’t invest in the stock market." But 14 months earlier, his stock holdings and earnings were likely $24 million or more.
Donald Trump told CNBC, "I don’t invest in the stock market." But 14 months earlier, his stock holdings and earnings were likely $24 million or more.
Foreign policy experts are flummoxed by an idea Trump has advocated for years.
In forum, Clinton narrowly framed U.S. death toll in Libya
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Donald Trump drew criticism from some quarters over his reference to "Second Amendment people" and how they can prevent Hillary Clinton from appointing Supreme Court justices. But is it justified? Here's the text and video to make your own judgment.
Readers offered a variety of explanations why we were wrong to give True rating to Michelle Obama's claim that slaves built the White House.
On the economy, Hillary Clinton offers a lot of detail about what she would do as president. Donald Trump offers less, but hits a few issues hard. Here's a rundown of what each candidate says they would do if they win the White House.
In her speech at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Melania Trump told the crowd, "I was born in Slovenia. A small, beautiful, and then communist country in central Europe." As she told her personal story, we wondered about how unusual her birthplace would be for a first lady. As it turns out, only one first lady has been born outside the United States.
Florida delegates to the Republican National Convention in Cleveland kicked off their quadrennial confab with a breakfast featuring four speakers. PolitiFact took a look at some of their talking points.
As part of PolitiFact's partnership with Medium, we annotated President Barack Obama's remarks from Poland on the police-involved shootings in Louisiana and Minnesota.
For a story that broke over Fourth of July weekend, the controversy over an allegedly anti-Semitic image tweeted by Donald Trump attracted quite a lot of attention. In case you weren’t plugged in over the holiday weekend, here’s what you missed.
In his speech in southwestern Pennsylvania attacking the United States' long record of free-trade agreements, Donald Trump invoked Ronald Reagan as an example of a president willing to impose tariffs to protect American industries. Reagan did -- but he also had a substantial free-trade record. We take a closer look.