Fact checking the Oct. 18 Sunday news shows
We looked at claims by Republican presidential candidates Donald Trump and Ted Cruz.
We looked at claims by Republican presidential candidates Donald Trump and Ted Cruz.
The list of most-clicked stories in September was dominated by questionable social-media posts on Democratic candidates and an Alaskan mountain, as well as the second Republican debate and the Iran nuclear deal.
PolitiFact fact-checks two presidential candidates, Ben Carson and Jeb Bush.
We look at claims from Republican presidential candidates Ben Carson and Jeb Bush.
Two fact checks bubbled up from Ted Cruz's appearance on CBS with Stephen Colbert.
The Gipper's legacy emerged as a source for claims made on Colbert's new show, The Late Show.
The graphic includes 12 claims, which range from basically accurate to highly misleading.
On this Labor Day, we’re taking a look back at some of our recent fact-checks about the labor market and employment statistics.
On the same day the Iran nuclear deal received the backing from the make-or-break 34th senator, the former vice president and the current secretary of state discussed the agreement in back-to-back interviews. Here we check a claim by each of them.
On the same day the Iran nuclear deal received the backing from the make-or-break 34th senator, the former vice president and the current secretary of state discussed the agreement in back-to-back interviews. Here we check a claim by each of them.
We look at reader concerns, comments and compliments from recent weeks.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton -- or at least their respective campaign staffs -- took to Twitter to debate a legitimate policy issue: the cost of higher education.
• Jeb Bush selectively recounts details of Iraq and ISIS
• Fact-checking pundits on the early race for the White House