Introducing “After the Fact”
Today we launch a new segment that allows pundits to respond to our work.
Today we launch a new segment that allows pundits to respond to our work.
From Twitter to The Late Show with David Letterman, we got plenty of interesting comments about our naming "If you like your health care plan, you can keep it" the 2013 Lie of the Year.
Davis says Abbott fought school districts in court and defended billions of dollars in education cuts. Yes, but…
On Tuesday's The O'Reilly Factor, host Bill O'Reilly mixed praise and criticism over two of our recent fact-checks.
We take a close look at Gov. Scott Walker’s start in Republican politics at Marquette University. Was he "kicked out" of school as the Democratic Party of Wisconsin suggests? Did he leave college just short of a degree for a great career opportunity, as he says?
Readers sent us this pithy saying via Twitter. We couldn't resist looking it up.
We recently looked into a claim that Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has more cabinet members with Ph.D.s from American universities than President Barack Obama.
Attorney general aspirant Sam Houston says he’d have far more experience practicing law on taking office than incumbent Greg Abbott had when he took the job.
Readers who took our recent readers' poll commented on everything from health care to genocide to how we do our jobs here at PolitiFact.
Newt Gingrich tried to tie Democrats to the problem of poverty in the United States on ABC's "This Week."
On This Week, Newt Gingrich claimed that 'every major city which is a center of poverty is run by Democrats.' PunditFact checked his numbers.
A bipartisan budget compromise and sanctions against North Korea are on the agenda.