Texas judge read PolitiFact before finding school finance system unconstitutional
A news bulletin said PolitiFact influenced a judge’s decision that the Texas school funding system is again unconstitutional.
Aw shucks. Really?
A news bulletin said PolitiFact influenced a judge’s decision that the Texas school funding system is again unconstitutional.
Aw shucks. Really?
A Sacramento Bee editorial leveled several criticisms of Texas. We rated most of them True or Mostly True.
An Austin opinion column led us to consider the prevalence of college A's.
The Texas governor has fulfilled, or compromised on, more than half the promises he made winning re-election.
Lloyd Doggett drew a Half True bead on John Cornyn’s mention of partly shutting down the government.
Lee Leffingwell’s claim about water quality proved iffy.
The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. has been central to two fact checks.
Rick Perry proclaimed a "phenomenal" increase in school funding. It shakes out as a decrease.
The Austin American-Statesman's Texas-centric venture in fact-checking political figures just turned three.
As lawmakers convened, a state board authorized the release of millions of dollars for public schools--reminding us of a pair of relevant fact checks.
The state comptroller has a Truth-O-Meter report card featuring two Flip-O-Meter checks.
More than 100 times, claims by Rick Perry and two fellow leaders have met the Truth-O-Meter, sometimes to smoky results.