The two remaining Democrats running for president, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, debated one-on-one ahead of the New Hampshire primary. How'd they do on the Truth-O-Meter?
NEW! Old hands, new scene: PolitiFact reports from New Hampshire
Just before Iowa’s presidential caucuses, Ted Cruz’s campaign poked some Hawkeye State voters with mailers criticized as deceptive by the state’s chief elections official. Could it be too that Cruz concocted personal voting histories for Iowans (and their neighbors) who got the mailers?
Here's our detailed look -- including a professor's comparison of personal information in the mailers to 20 voter histories he checked in Iowa state records.
Stumping in New Hampshire today, Ted Cruz aired claims PolitiFact has gauged before.
In this report, read what Cruz got right and wrong, courtesy of PolitiFact correspondent Lou Jacobson, on the scene.
Items from U.S. Reps. Sean Duffy and Reid Ribble, both Republicans from Wisconsin, were in our January High Five.
The GOP presidential primary and the Democrats’ debate schedule fueled the Truth-O-Meter.
PolitiFact reporters are on the ground in New Hampshire to see the candidates and analyze their statements first hand. Follow along here.
NEW! PolitiFact's guide to Republican-on-Republican attacks
See the Truth-O-Meter scorecards for the GOP presidential hopefuls
See the Truth-O-Meter scorecards for the Democratic presidential contenders
We look at Ted Cruz's attack on Donald Trump and Marco Rubio's defense of his immigration record, from interviews on Meet the Press.
Believe it or not, Texas requires high schools to nudge eligible students to register to vote.
Another of our periodic roundups of reader complaints and compliments.
Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz--tangling again over immigration and, perhaps, who's politically pure--ran first and second in speaking time during the last Republican presidential debate a few days before Iowa's crucial caucuses. (Donald Trump, who declined to attend, spoke elsewhere).
PolitiFact in Washington, D.C., is piling up debate fact checks here--starting with a MOSTLY FALSE for Cruz's claim Barack Obama has "degraded" the U.S. military and a MOSTLY FALSE for Cruz's statement he hasn't insulted Trump personally.
Never mind Ted Cruz’s factually flawed ad about New Yorker Donald Trump. Tonight Cruz likely takes center stage thanks to Trump saying he’s not going to join the Republican presidential debate put on by Fox News.
See PolitiFact’s debate coverage plans here. Meantime, we scanned PolitiFact states to see what candidates have lately misrepresented or gotten right.