Fact-checking Donald Trump’s 100-days interview with CBS
In a wide-ranging interview on CBS, President Donald Trump sat down with Face the Nation host John Dickerson to discuss his first 100 days in office.
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Fact-checking fake news on International Fact-checking Day
Sunday, April 2, is International Fact-checking Day. To mark the day, PolitiFact conducted a "fact-check-a-thon" on fake news.
Fact-checking Trump White House health care claims
Republicans supporting the House GOP’s effort to repeal and replace Obamacare are pushing back on criticism that the plan would strip health insurance away from an estimated 6 million to 15 million Americans, as Congress awaits additional insight from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office.
Fact-checking Gov. Rick Scott’s 2017 State of the State address
Gov. Rick Scott reflected on the state's tragedies over the past year and encouraged the Legislature to increase money for Florida tourism and business incentives.
Why were Democratic women wearing white to Trump’s speech?
Dozens of Democratic women in Congress filled the aisles of Trump’s address donned in the color.
Fact-checking President Donald Trump’s Florida rally
President Donald Trump celebrated his administration’s early achievements at a campaign rally Saturday in Melbourne, Fla., while declaring the media "fake news."
Fact-checking Donald Trump’s Super Bowl interview
Fox News' Bill O'Reilly pressed President Donald Trump why he respects Russian President Vladimir Putin, saying he's "a killer." Trump responded: "We have a lot of killers. Got a lot of killers. What, you think our country is so innocent?"
Kellyanne Conway’s back and forth with Chuck Todd on ‘alternative facts,’ annotated
Kellyanne Conway, one of Trump's top advisers, tells NBC's Meet the Press host Chuck Todd that Press Secretary Sean Spicer used 'alternative facts' in his first statement to the press corps on Jan. 21.
The Trump-O-Meter: Tracking 102 promises made by Donald Trump
President-elect Donald Trump promised coal jobs in West Virginia and manufacturing jobs in Michigan. He said he would fix the inner city of Baltimore and the airports in New York. He said he would cut taxes and grow the military. Create paid family leave and balance the budget.
Comparing Clinton, Trump, Johnson and Stein on five issues
With the election just around the corner, we wanted to equip voters with the knowledge of where candidates stand on key-issues highlighted by this year’s election.
The 3rd presidential debate, annotated
PolitiFact is annotating the third and final presidential debate at the University of Nevada Las Vegas. We will be posting the transcript and our annotations through the night. Follow us on Medium and check back regularly to see our commentary.