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U.S. Senate hopefuls David Dewhurst and Dan Patrick flip-flopped on whether to change how senators are chosen. Yes, both said, then no.

We explore the issues raised by a recent political ad that features one person talking to a camera about the health care law.

Greg Abbott has been accused of labeling the Texs-Mexico border region "third world." What exactly did he say?

The U.S. Treasury Department released the final guidelines for businesses to comply with the employer mandate provision in the Affordable Care Act. Included in the regulations was a provision exempting volunteer fire and rescue units, an issue we previously tackled in a fact-check.

CNN's Van Jones offered a number, based on a report, and it's low. How low?

Pundits and politicians talked about the Sochi Olympics, and a report from the Congressional Budget Office about the health care law.

Pundits talked about the Sochi Olympics and a report from the Congressional Budget Office about the health care law.

Texan Todd Staples made a claim about his agency funding cameras watching the Texas-Mexico border.

Most of the program's funding originated with Uncle Sam.

A Republican Party of Florida mailer laid out a litany of attacks against the congressional candidate in the 13th District race, so we checked our rulings from years past. It turns out we've heard almost all of them before.

Pundits and politicians appearing on the Feb. 9 Sunday shows will talk about security concerns with the Olympic games in Russia and what a new nonpartisan report says about the health care law's impact on job creation. 

When President Barack Obama said he had no plans to "fundamentally transform" the nation during a Super Bowl Sunday interview, that sent some viewers back to the archives to find a 2008 quote.

A report from the widely respected Congressional Budget Office has stoked debate about how the federal health care law will affect the workforce.