The politicians and pundits assess President Barack Obama's opportunity to shape the 2014 agenda - the issues he'll raise and how much he's likely to be able to get done. Plus, concern over potential terrorist attacks at the Winer Olympics in Sochi.
As President Barack Obama puts the finishing touches on his State of the Union address, we take a look at one of the themes he's expected to bring up: income inequality.
Rick Perry carries the nation--in Pants on Fire ratings, that is, though it's not quite that simple.
President Barack Obama’s 500th fact-check inspired us to compile a list of the people we’ve fact-checked the most.
Austin's KUT, 90.5 FM, quizzed us about our check of a claim about water conservation in San Antonio. Listen!
With the 2014 elections approaching fast, Republican Gov. Scott Walker rolled out his state of the state speech, touting an improved economy and a big budget surplus. He and Democratic opponents recycled several of their greatest hits.
Our latest fact-check means we’ve put President Obama to the Truth-O-Meter test 500 times, more than any other politician on the Truth-O-Meter.
PunditFact wants your help finding sports-related facts to check in the run-up to the big game.
To mark the big game between the Seattle Seahawks and Denver Broncos, PunditFact has some special Super Bowl fact-checking plans.
What might we hear (from both sides) when Gov. Scott Walker gives his fourth State of the State address Jan. 22, 2014.
Not that they’re ever far from mind, but taxes have been all over the news in Wisconsin in recent days.
Vladimir Putin gave a rare interview to ABC's "This Week." We fact-checked two of Putin's claims.