"I give you this news with no regrets," Rick Perry said in suspending his presidential campaign today.
SEE Perry's full Truth-O-Meter report card.
Ahem: PolitiFact reporters have checked Perry claims 168 times since our launch in Texas in 2010.
Also today, Perry revisited a couple of recently fact-checked claims.
Every Friday, PunditFact gives you the first look at guests on the Sunday news shows. On Sunday, we see if what they said is true. You can read how they fared here or weekly in the Daily Beast.
The Republican presidential candidate is hoping his record as governor can sell his message to voters, but all of his claims need a little more context.
We expect the immigration debate to bring in the law, but the Roman Empire and the airlines?
Hillary Clinton has said over and over again that there was no classified material on the private email server she used while secretary of state. Is that true?
The Sunshine State will be a swing state in the general election. Hillary Clinton and Jeb Bush are already attacking each other as they each hope to win their party’s nomination.
A high-profile trio--Donald Trump, Ted Cruz and Sarah Palin--rallied against the Iran nuclear deal.
HELPFULLY, PolitiFact posted your six things to know about the Iran deal.
See Trump's PolitiFact report card here; see Cruz's report card here.
We review fact checks on statements by, and about, the former secretary of state ahead of her first trip to the Badger State in her 2016 presidential campaign.
On this Labor Day, we’re taking a look back at some of our recent fact-checks about the labor market and employment statistics.
Some suggest Rick Perry's campaign is zombified.
Our take: So long as the former governor remains among presidential hopefuls, it's worth watching for claims about job gains in Texas while he held the top elected post. Samples ahead.
See Rick Perry's full Truth-O-Meter report card here (we've checked him more than 150 times).
On the same day the Iran nuclear deal received the backing from the make-or-break 34th senator, the former vice president and the current secretary of state discussed the agreement in back-to-back interviews. Here we check a claim by each of them.