Palin says thanks but no thanks for stimulus money
The Alaska governor says she turned down the money because of federal building code requirements. But we find the federal requirements aren't what she claims.
The Alaska governor says she turned down the money because of federal building code requirements. But we find the federal requirements aren't what she claims.
We find Obama is right that the government has made a profit on the first bank repayments under the TARP. But some experts are doubtful all bank investments will fare so well.
The Obameter evaluates Obama's progress on promises about signing statements and protections for whistleblowers.
In a fundraising message, Newt Gingrich recycles an old falsehood to suggest that the economic stimulus program would prohibit Boy Scout meetings at schools.
Readers give us spirited feedback on our latest Truth-O-Meter rulings.
We've created a special page where you can see all of our Truth-O-Meter items on the Sotomayor nomination.
The former House speaker earns a Full Flop for his tweet on the Supreme Court nominee.
President Barack Obama says the stimulus has "saved or created" 150,000 jobs, but we find little evidence to back up his number.
We find North Korea is right that the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council have indeed conducted nearly all the tests.
Sonia Sotomayor ruled against white firefighters who sued their city for discrimination. Rush misleads in the retelling.
We look at the facts behind Sonia Sotamayor's rulings and what the Supreme Court has said about them.
Critics of Sonia Sotomayor point to remarks on race and gender in a speech she gave. We provide needed context.