The Gulf Coast oil spill and cap and trade
An advocay group says the spill means it's time for cap-and-trade energy legislation. We fact-check a critical statement on oil dependence.
An advocay group says the spill means it's time for cap-and-trade energy legislation. We fact-check a critical statement on oil dependence.
Talk show host said that most Americans support a new immigration law in Arizona. The numbers back him up.
We look into the American workforce at Carly Fiorina's HP and find fuzzy numbers.
In a web-only video ad, California gubernatorial candidate Steve Poizner accuses his Republican primary opponent Meg Whitman of peddling porn as CEO of eBay. We check the facts.
Readers have lots of complaints -- and a little praise -- about our recent rulings.
Charlie Crist’s hasty exit from the GOP Senate race, the rise of the tea party movement, the Gulf oil spill, and Arizona’s controversial immigration bill are making it difficult for candidates to stay consistent. But the switcheroos are keeping our Flip-O-Meter busy.
President Obama visits the Gulf Coast today to survey efforts to respond to the oil leak. We've been checking claims about the spill and will be doing more in the next week.
We couldn't resist fact-checking this ad -- because we give a rip about Alabama!
Controversy over Rand Paul's remarks send us off in search of history, checking on Republican votes from the the 1960s.
Sarah Palin suggested on Fox News Sunday that there was something unusual and sinister about oil industry donations to President Obama's campaign. We looked into it.
The party chairmen appear on ABC's 'This Week.' We check some of their claims.
Who's the true conservative? Five Republicans in Nevada's U.S. Senate primary are vying for the title as they maneuver for the chance to take on Democratic Senate Majority leader Harry Reid in November.