Outside spending groups take to the airwaves
We fact-check TV ads on Iran and health care.
We fact-check TV ads on Iran and health care.
With Facebook now serving as the town square for American politics, activists -- and powerful interest groups -- have found a new way to hang posters.
The word is rarely used in legislative discourse. Now it's what everybody's talking about.
As we await a Supreme Court ruling on the constitutionality of the Democratic health care law, a widely circulated Facebook post makes some provocative claims about the differences between Obamacare and Romneycare. We put the claims to the Truth-O-Meter.
We check Obama's record on the foreclosure crisis and see if Crossroads GPS is correct that he broke his promise.
A new Obama ad says a steel company went bankrupt after Romney's Bain Capital took over. We check the facts.
The National Right to Life Committee says a new email shows the White House recognizes a baby that has not been born for security purposes. We put the claim to the Truth-O-Meter.
As the general election campaign heats up, we're seeing a lot of cherry-picking and partially accurate claims.
Summer is coming, the general election is cranking up and that means the price of gas will be talked about. A lot. Find out why explaining it -- and figuring out who to blame for it -- isn't so simple.
Summer is coming, the general election is cranking up and that means the price of gas will be talked about. A lot. Find out why explaining it -- and figuring out who to blame for it -- isn't so simple.
A funny ad from American Crossroads makes fun of President Obama's private comments to a Russian diplomat. We turn up on the volume on what Obama really said.
Our partners at PolitiFact National recently featured some of the more recent and interesting energy-related claims, and PolitiFact Tennessee has plans to use our rulings and those of our national and state partners for a package in conjunction with Earth Day.