To a reader's yowl, we looked afresh at how many Texas students prove ready for college.
Grim: An analysis of results through 2015 suggests 80 percent of Texas high school graduates (still) fall short of earning college degrees or other postsecondary certificates within six years of graduation.
Our five most-clicked items in May ranged from True to Pants on Fire. Not surprisingly, the latter item topped the list.
Gov. Rick Scott’s spat with California and claims by and about Donald Trump led our fact-checks in April.
Hillary Clinton tore into Donald Trump for his past remarks about Russia, prisoners of war like John McCain and climate change. But not all of her attacks told the full story.
If you’ve seen the viral video of a giant alligator strolling across a Florida golf course, then you’ve probably had the same reaction we did: Can that be real?
We had some fun finding out.
Our most popular reports featured Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump -- including the fact-check that got a shout-out from comedian John Oliver.
Tuberculosis is second only to HIV/AIDS as the world's leading infectious disease threat. Nearly all the deaths are in low and middle-income countries and there's a growing risk from drug-resistant strains.
At a contentious press conference, Donald Trump released the list of veterans groups that he and supporters raised money for earlier this year. We looked at the size and ratings of the charity groups.
Bernie Sanders vows to fight for a win in the upcoming Democratic primary in Calfiornia and says he'll press his case with Democratic superdelegates.
Wendy Davis, mindful of a 2013 veto, told Texas Monthly her state has no "equal pay" law.
It's a claim floating around Sacramento. We wanted to see if it held up.
New! Newt Gingrich offends history, claims Trump's timeline to becoming GOP nominee is historic
We put several statements from hopefuls looking to fill Marco Rubio’s seat to the Truth-O-Meter test.