Digging deeper on gun background check legislation
Votes on gun background checks are being turned into TV ads around the country. We look more closely at the details behind the amendments fueling the debate.
Votes on gun background checks are being turned into TV ads around the country. We look more closely at the details behind the amendments fueling the debate.
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Marco Rubio's political action committee launches a TV ad defending Kelly Ayotte's votes on gun background checks. We check the accuracy.
Senators begin marking up proposed immigration legislation. We cut through what's true and what's not in the debate.
Senators begin marking up proposed immigration legislation. We cut through what's true and what's not in the debate.
Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., said he intends to pursue gun legislation that would have passed the first time if people had simply read the amendment. So what exactly does it say?
The Senate voted Wednesday against an amendment to expand background checks. Supporters were crushed; opponents satisfied. We put their reactions to the Truth-O-Meter.
We fact-check statements by the Florida senator on immigration and Ché Guevara.
The celebrity couple drew crowds in Havana and questions back home.
As the Senate gets ready to consider immigration reform, we talk to policy experts about what's up for debate in the final legislation.
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and the NRA's Wayne LaPierre made back-to-back appearances this week on Meet the Press. We checked their facts.
We look at claims that the government still funds goofy projects like fantasy football and research on duck penises. But not all of these claims are accurate.