The (Half) Truth About Judge Sonia Sotomayor
The attacks against Obama's Supreme Court nominee have generally had some truth to them. But the truth has been exaggerated or twisted, earning a spate of Half True ratings.
The attacks against Obama's Supreme Court nominee have generally had some truth to them. But the truth has been exaggerated or twisted, earning a spate of Half True ratings.
Republicans contend the White House promised the stimulus would keep unemployment below 8 or 8.5 percent. We check the facts.
President Obama keeps saying that "we import more oil today than ever before." But it's not true.
A Republican Web ad claims stimulus money bought a bridge to a saloon and paid a city worker to find more stimulus money. But we find the ad distorts the facts.
The Democrats say McConnell opposes jobs, health care for kids and equal pay for women. We conduct a reality check.
It's Fourth of July weekend, so what better time for our readers to sound off?
We address continued Internet speculation on the document.
ABC refused opposing ads during Obama's town hall on health care. We explain why.
PolitiFact's video is part of the new YouTube Reporters' Center, a collection of how-to guides for journalists.
Since January, the Minnesota congresswoman is 0 for 5 on our Truth-O-Meter. Her latest ratings involve two ridiculously false statements about the Census.
As Congress considers a cap-and-trade plan, supporters and opponents are citing a dizzying array of cost estimates. We delve into the numbers to see what they really say.
Political commentator Keith Olbermann says Rep. Pete Hoekstra's Tweets blew the cover on a "top-secret mission to Iraq." He Tweeted all right. But was the mission top secret?