President Donald Trump has been tweeting zealously about the trial of longtime friend Roger Stone, who was convicted of several charges and is scheduled for sentencing Feb. 20. We examined one attack on Stone's former prosecutors.
With so much attention now focused on the Justice Department and its independence from politics, a PolitiFact reader asked us to take a closer look at how much influence the president is permitted to have on prosecutorial decisions at the Justice Department.
All but one Democratic candidate vying for the party's nomination in Texas' U.S. Senate race took to the debate stage. We fact-checked.
During his first year as governor, Gavin Newsom took bold action on many fronts. But PolitiFact California found he’s still far from reaching his ambitious campaign promises to build millions of new housing units, solve homelessness and create a single-payer health care plan.
Democrat, Republican, independent and, just before annoucing his White House run, a Democrat again
The resurrection of Clinton conspiracies seems to fit a strategy that the president himself has used to deflect scrutiny.
We fact-checked a typical Michael Bloomberg speech. Here’s what we found.
VA facilities around the country were hiding the wait times — sometimes lasting months — experienced by thousands of veterans as they sought medical care.
Our Stump Speech Analyzer checks the candidates' core pitches to voters.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s decision to rip up her copy of President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address is the focus of a selectively edited video promoted by the White House.
As Californians decide how to vote in the March 3 primary, they’re subject to many false and misleading claims. PolitiFact California knocks down these falsehoods in our guide to election misinformation.
In the 1990's, Bernie Sanders voted against the Brady Bill, and a decade later, voted to ban assault weapons. We review what he did when, and why.