What piqued the interest of PolitiFact Rhode Island readers last month? According to our website data, they were interested in whether the poorest states are Red states, if today's young adults are fit for military service, and the degree to which cancer-causing chemicals are present in marijuana smoke.
PolitiFact Florida looked at Rick Scott’s State of the State address, medical marijuana, state funding for the environment, the Common Core educational standards and Medicare.
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Our most popular checks were about presidential power, presidential vacations, the health care law and dinosaurs.
Readers flocked to items that sought to settle the facts and shed light on Wisconsin's employment picture, Rep. Paul Ryan's comments on poverty, Senator Ron Johnson's take on gun-control and the state of the state budget.
PunditFact checked claims about the U.S. manufacturing industry and a report about the New Jersey bridge scandal.
Rudy Giuliani appeared on NBC's "Meet the Press" to defend New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.
Will Congress pick up on Obama's plan to put the brakes on NSA metadata warehousing? Sunday talkers chew on that, along with Obamacare and next steps in the tug-of-war with Russia over Ukraine.
We fact-checked claims on education and health care this week.
Kesha Rogers is not a Democrat, according to the chairman of the Texas Democratic Party. We concluded otherwise.
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A Republican primary was salted by a claim that Stefani Carter spent campaign money providing margaritas in the Texas Capitol.