Hillary’s travels as First Lady
With Barack Obama naming Hillary Clinton as his nominee for secretary of state, we revisit her travels as first lady and explore whether she was engaged in diplomacy — or was just a famous tourist.
With Barack Obama naming Hillary Clinton as his nominee for secretary of state, we revisit her travels as first lady and explore whether she was engaged in diplomacy — or was just a famous tourist.
Each candidate blames the other. They're both right. And wrong.
The Truth-O-Meter is out of commission for routine maintenance, but we'll bring it back in January to fact-check the White House and other players in Washington.
In their final days on the trail, the candidates repeat their favorite talking points. We check them on the Truth-O-Meter.
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A chain e-mail passes on a phony receipt for a lobster lunch.
The McCain campaign went from tiptoeing around allegations that Obama is a socialist, to outright calling him one.