State Sen. George Barker's statement that uncompsensated care costs went down 30 percent in states that, unlike Virginia, expanded Medicaid. Here's our review of that claim and four others that generated the most interest in 2014.
There's been confusion over whether American forces had the leader of the Islamic State group in a detention camp and released him in 2004, or as late as 2009. New interviews from an ISIS commander offer a clearer picture.
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Can you guess how we rated these six lighter and less-serious claims from 2014?
The governor made 20 pledges on the 2014 campaign trail that we will be tracking the next four years.
The past year produced claims about how good -- or bad -- the economy is these days. Some claims checked out, but others didn't.
It's not always a statement by a politician that spins the Truth-O-Meter into action.
There are plenty of claims going viral via social media that drew the attention and scrutiny of PolitiFact Georgia in 2014.
Below are some of our favorite memes of the year.
PolitiFact Florida fact-checked claims by and about politicians from Miami-Dade and Broward counties on topics including immigration, Obamacare and climate change.
• Tracking St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Kriseman's campaign promises on the Krise-O-Meter
Ranking, by clicks, our seven Pants on Fire ratings from 2014.
Police shootings stats, immigration and a couple of real wild cards ranked high on your hit parade. We revisit the checks that had the most buzz.
Welfare. Right to work. Obamacare. Texas vs. Wisconsin. Federal deficits.
Our five most clicked items from December.
The scribes at PolitiFact Georgia are finishing up another year of fact checks. Here's a look at the year, by the numbers.