An interview in Orlando between CNN’s Anderson Cooper and Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi on June 14 has gone viral, due to Cooper’s aggressive questioning about her record on gay and lesbian issues. It also sparked a charges and counter-charges from Cooper and Bondi. We investigate them here.
Newly revealed documents support Dan Patrick’s declaration that the "reaps what you sow" Biblical verse he posted online the morning of the Orlando tragedy wasn’t calculated to blame victims at the gay night club.
Read Austin American-Statesman reporter Jonathan Tilove’s extensive update here.
One year ago today, Donald Trump descended a gilded escalator into a historic presidential campaign. He continues to make inaccurate statements, and we have spent the past year trying to keep up.
Donald Trump revoked the Washington Post’s press credentials after the newspaper ran an online article titled, "Donald Trump suggests President Obama was involved with Orlando shooting." Trump's comments, in context.
Given the best information we have at our disposal today, Trump’s claim is potentially accurate but draws a questionable conclusion.
Did Dan Patrick quote a Biblical verse as the Orlando tragedy came to light? Yes.
Did Patrick say a man "reaps what you sow" to blame the victims at the gay night club? Not so, a reporter concludes.
The largest mass shooting in U.S. history is certain to spur more discussion about the balance between gun rights and gun restrictions. Here are some of the key points about guns that have been made over the years.
The largest mass shooting in U.S. history is certain to spur more discussion about the balance between gun rights and gun restrictions. Here are some of the key points about guns that have been made over the years.
Florida medical organizations have asked for blood donations in the wake of a tragic shooting at an Orlando gay club, but it's difficult for gay men to donate under FDA rules.
Here are seven things to know about guns and gun violence after Orlando.
PolitiFact is joining more than 100 worldwide fact-checkers for two days of talks in Buenos Aires. Follow along.
In Context: What exactly the presumptive GOP presidential nominee said about Gonzalo Curiel being Mexican that has drawn so much condemnation from both the left and right.