PolitiFact New Jersey tests claims on employment rate, college tuition
A Democratic congressman and a Republican state Senator faced the Truth-O-Meter this weekend.
A Democratic congressman and a Republican state Senator faced the Truth-O-Meter this weekend.
The governor reacts to the recent Supreme Court ruling on health care, but he doesn't have his facts right.
Remember the summer of 2009? We sure do, and right now, we're feeling a lot of deja vu.
PolitiFact New Jersey checks out a few of the claims the governor makes in a new radio spot.
What do our many fact-checks on immigration, border security and the Dream Act say about the current debate?
After the Supreme Court upheld the health care law, both Obama and Romney spoke on one key issue -- whether Americans can keep their health insurance under the law.
Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez has delivered on his key campaign promises as he faces re-election.
The debate over the Affordable Care Act will go on, even with the Supreme Court’s ruling on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
We review our fact-checks in light of the ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court.
Was keeping Virginia's unemployment rate below the national average really a major accomplishment for Tim Kaine when he was governor? We checked.
Now that the court has ruled on the Affordable Care Act, we'll be reviewing and updating Obama's promises on health care on our Obameter.
The U.S. Supreme Court upholds the health-care law in part by embracing a familiar argument -- that the law's penalty for not obtaining health coverage fits with the power of Congress to levy taxes.