Examining Florida’s Sunshine Law in wake of Gerald Bailey controversy
Questions and accusations fly after the FDLE commissioner was forced out, so PolitiFact Florida explains the state public records laws that some suggest was violated.
Questions and accusations fly after the FDLE commissioner was forced out, so PolitiFact Florida explains the state public records laws that some suggest was violated.
A Muslim rally shouted down in Texas reminded us of our past check of a claim about Shariah law being imposed in a Michigan community.
See that 2011 fact check here.
Super Sunday brought talk about the spread of terrorists abroad and the spread of the measles back home.
Super Sunday brought talk about the spread of terrorists abroad and the spread of the measles back home.
PolitiFact considers claims around the Super Bowl--including whether sex trafficking steps up this time every year.
And Texan John Cornyn figures into two fresh fact checks.
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 whether the cold could deflate footballs and if the game sparks a spike in human trafficking.
MSNBC and CNN have improved ever so slightly on PunditFact's TV network scorecards, while Fox News has moved a touch in the opposite direction.
Education - from its role in economic development to what to fund and how - remains a hot topic in Georgia.
As state lawmakers begin the annual budget process with extra money for education for the first time in years, PolitiFact Georgia has already taken on some claims on the issue.
Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, recalled wearing bread bags to keep her shoes dry when growing up in rural Iowa. This prompted a flood of memories by PolitiFact readers. Here are recollections from those who did much the same -- and some who didn't.
MSNBC and CNN have improved ever so slightly on our TV network scorecards, while Fox News has moved a touch in the opposite direction.
A reader urged us to check John Cornyn's recent claim about jobs created since the Texas leg of the Keystone XL pipeline began flowing oil.
Cornyn, turns out, was referring to construction jobs that no longer exist.