On ‘This Week’: border security and the economy
The Sunday show supplies several factual claims for us to check.
The Sunday show supplies several factual claims for us to check.
On ABC's This Week, CIA Director Leon Panetta said there is "no question that we are abiding by international law and the law of war" in CIA operations in Pakistan. But not everyone agrees.
But we find Gov. Jan Brewer's claim -- that "the majority of the people that are coming to Arizona and trespassing are now becoming drug mules" -- is unsupported by the facts.
We summarize our fact-checks on Elena Kagan's nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court.
In a rant, liberal TV host Ed Schultz suggested that the "problem" of Gen. Stanley McChrystal is something President Barack Obama "inherited from the Bush Administration." We beg to differ.
The baseball fans here at PolitiFact couldn't resist fact-checking pundit George Will's description of Don Larsen's perfect game.
Our in-box is full of chain e-mail! We check out claims on immigration, Muslim voters, gun laws, and taxing your health care benefits.
Controversy over Rand Paul's remarks send us off in search of history, checking on Republican votes from the the 1960s.
As California struggles through a budget crisis and sagging economy, rival Republicans seeking the governorship are attacking on TV like crazy.
The Louisiana senator has been speaking out on the Gulf of Mexico oil spill. We put two of her claims to the Truth-O-Meter.
We've checked statements from Rudy Giuliani, Joe Lieberman and George Will.
We examine the revisions in the Arizona law and their effect on claims about racial profiling and loud dogs.