Hillary Clinton chose her words carefully in characterizing the actions of Republican governors -- and potential presidential candidates -- on how they handled voting legislation in their states, including Texas.
Hillary Clinton chose her words carefully in characterizing the actions of Republican governors -- and potential presidential candidates -- on how they handled voting legislation in their states.
An innovative project based in Toronto is monitoring the promises of Hassan Rouhani, president of Iran.
We review our fact-checks of three new GOP candidates for president: former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee, former computer executive Carly Fiorina and retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson.
Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton and Rand Paul made it onto our most-read list for April.
• Why bloggers, Rush Limbaugh ran with the phony story about Harry Reid
• Bernie Sanders and the Truth-O-Meter
• In Context: What Baltimore's mayor said about space for rioters
The American Press Institute releases three new reports on the politics fact-checking and its effects.
President Barack Obama welcomes the Ohio State Buckeyes to the White House to celebrate their national football championship -- and mentions our political promise tracker, the Obameter.
Readers liked fact-checks on religious freedom laws, sports stadiums, Scott Walker and Ted Cruz.
• PunditFact: Indiana's Religious Freedom Restoration Act, annotated
• Scott Walker's immigration stance after New Hampshire appearance: Decoder ring needed
As negotiations approach an interim deadline, we look back at claims about a Senate letter and whether Iran has been keeping to its agreements.
• PunditFact: Fact-checking the March 29 news shows
• PolitiFact Wisconsin: Is Scott Walker shifting views for 2016?
With Ted Cruz’s announcement that he’s running for president, we look at a snapshot of how a few potential presidential hopefuls are doing on our Truth-O-Meter.
• From the archives: Is Ted Cruz, born in Canada, eligible to run for president?
• The health care law turns 5: What came true and what didn’t
Monday marks the fifth anniversary of President Barack Obama signing the Affordable Care Act into law. PolitiFact takes a look at the predictions made about the law then and what has since come to light.
As the United Nations celebrates International Women’s Day, nonpartisan fact-checkers from five continents looked at claims about women’s lives.