Fact-checking the Sept. 28 news shows, talk about Syria
Debate about the air strikes in Syria continued.
Debate about the air strikes in Syria continued.
Every Friday PunditFact gives you the first look at the 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 list is updated as shows announce their guests.
One of the nearly 80 candidates for Austin City Council made a claim about city workers earning six figures.
Political opponents attacked Attorney General Eric Holder on a regular basis, earning ratings from True to Pants on Fire. On Thursday, Holder said he is stepping down.
• Fact-checks from the Kentucky U.S. Senate race
A look back at the fact-checks in the Kentucky Senate race between Republican Mitch McConnell and Democrat Alison Lundergan Grimes.
Paul Brown and "Capital Tonight" have been having us over to take questions. We share video proof (above).
We’re looking back at 10 of our recent fact-checks on climate change in light of the United Nations summit in New York this week.
The fight between Democrat Michelle Nunn and Republican David Perdue in Georgia's Senate race is intensifying.
A recent exclusive Atlanta Journal-Constitution poll shows the race is so tight, it is within the margin of error. PolitiFact Georgia has followed the race closely for months. Several recent fact checks are below.
As campaign spending for TV ads tops $50 million in Florida's governor's race, we take a look at the latest attacks.
We heard fresh possibly checkable factual claims from this weekend's gubernatorial debate in the RGV and the interview sessions at the Texas Tribune Festival in Austin. At the fest, Republican lieutenant governor nominee Dan Patrick took issue with his latest Pants on Fire.