The Truth-O-Meter is coming to Arizona, Nevada, Colorado and Ohio
PolitiFact and the E.W. Scripps Company are partnering to provide local fact-checking in four key 2016 battleground states.
PolitiFact and the E.W. Scripps Company are partnering to provide local fact-checking in four key 2016 battleground states.
Former Gov. Charlie Crist to run in Congressional District 13 in Pinellas County.
During late summer and early fall, we had a cornucopia of reader mail. Here's a sampling.
We looked at claims by Republican presidential candidates Donald Trump and Ted Cruz.
We looked at claims by Republican presidential candidates Donald Trump and Ted Cruz.
Texans say the darndest things--such as many college students don’t pay any college tuition.
That was one of a few ear-catching claims we heard from participants in the 2015 Texas Tribune Festival. Maybe you’ll spot something we should check.
Every Friday, PunditFact gives you the first look at guests on the Sunday news shows. On Sunday, we see if what they said is true. You can read how they fared here or weekly in the Daily Beast.
National politics and claims from Georgia leaders have been keeping PolitiFact busy, but not so busy our scribes couldn't look into some stranger claims connected to the Peach State lately.
Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server was certainly unusual, but was it allowed by the State Department? We explain why we're leaving this statement unrated.
A band of student reporters will once again enable us to listen widely for factually curious claims during this week's Texas Tribune Festival.
We take a look at the Vermont senator's unique White House pitch.
Texas activist Bee Moorhead wasn't celebratory.
Still, she did write recently: "Texas once again outstripped the national poverty rate" in 2014, "as we have done since at least 1959."