A look back at Lie of the Year
We’ve been naming the most significant falsehood of the year since 2009.
We’ve been naming the most significant falsehood of the year since 2009.
Meet the Press dissects the Democratic debate on ABC with Donald Trump and the upcoming year in Congress with House Speaker Paul Ryan.
Donald Trump dissects the Democratic debate, and Speaker Paul Ryan sits down for an end-of-the-year interview on Meet the Press.
The Republican candidates for president squared off for the final time in 2015. We fact-checked them on ISIS, Syrian refugees, the military and immigration.
Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio sat down with NBC Meet the Press host Chuck Todd in a wide-ranging interview about gay marriage, surveillance and the fight against ISIS.
NBC's Chuck Todd grills Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., about his plan to defeat ISIS and if he would fight same-sex marriage as president.
Several presidential candidates made their case for how they would try to take down ISIS and reduce mass killings before President Barack Obama's nationwide address about terrorism.
As the president prepared a nationwide address, pundits and politicians batted around the pros and cons of gun control as a way of fighting terrorism within the United States.
Donald Trump isn't backing down on his wrong claim that he "watched in Jersey City, N.J., where thousands and thousands of people were cheering" as the World Trade Center collapsed. Here, we address some new information that's come to light.
Bill Maher says what Turing Pharmaceuticals CEO Martin Shkreli did to jack up the cost of a cancer drug isn't unique for that industry.
Here’s an early gift for you this holiday season: Our five most popular articles from November.
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