As Marco Rubio’s supporters poked fun at a news article about his four traffic tickets, the GOP presidential contender fired back with his own claim about red light cameras. We look at the debate about the cameras.
Hillary Clinton chose her words carefully in characterizing the actions of Republican governors -- and potential presidential candidates -- on how they handled voting legislation in their states.
The economic struggles of ordinary Americans are getting a good airing this presidential season and a statistical finding from the Federal Reserve provides ammunition for a candidate in either party who wants to make the case that too many people have been left behind.
Ted Cruz won the month of May--for us.
Our check of his claim about the costs of tax compliance and how much the country spends on the military was our most-viewed story of the month.
They're relatively rare. But the statements we rate True are an interesting lot. Here are 10 of them.
Lincoln Chafee wants to bring the metric system to the United States. On Sunday, he suggested that Ronald Reagan wanted the same thing.
Lincoln Chafee wants the metric system. Did Ronald Reagan?
The ad said Janis voted in 2003 to allow illegal immigrants to pay in-state college tuition. But Dunnavant missed a key part of the record.
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.
We look at our recent fact-checks from the battle over the Patriot Act and the bulk collection of telephone records.
• PolitiFact's Top 5 for May 2015
Fact-checks of claims from Jeb Bush, Marco Rubio and Rick Scott topped our fact-checks and reports in May.
Former Gov. Rick Perry, who just declared for president in an airplane hangar near Dallas, has an expansive PolitiFact record.
See Perry's full Truth-O-Meter record here.
See our Twitter rundown of the most-viewed Perry fact checks over the years. OR comment on Facebook.