PolitiFact’s guide to sequestration
We sort out the blame game on the latest budget impasse in a special report.
We sort out the blame game on the latest budget impasse in a special report.
PolitiFact Virginia plunges into Azeroth and finds the Republican leader's claim is just sorcery.
Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst of Texas may have been the first political leader to say Phoenix is a world kidnapping capital.
Will NRA leader Wayne LaPierre be the last to loft this unsupported claim?
PolitiFact Texas has checked the controversial senator a dozen times. Lately, he's earned some False and Pants on Fire ratings.
After -- even during -- Gov. Scott Walker's 2013 budget address, Democrats tried to poke holes in his rosy picture of the state's finances and economy.
We get behind the back-and-forth by reviewing Truth-O-Meter rulings and other sources.
When Gov. Scott Walker proposed reforming Medicaid, food stamps and unemployment compensation, all in one speech, the howls from the left were sharp.
But what did Walker, who increasingly is viewed as a presidential candidate in 2016, actually say? We explore with our In Context feature.
The unsubstantiated claim that Phoenix is one of the kidnapping capitals of the world is back -- this time from the NRA's Wayne LaPierre.
A news bulletin said PolitiFact influenced a judge’s decision that the Texas school funding system is again unconstitutional.
Aw shucks. Really?
On President's Day, PolitiFact explores our first president, George Washington.
"Blow not on your broth at the table" and other lessons from the Founding Father, who would have turned 281 years old this week.
"Blow not on your broth at the table" and other lessons from the Founding Father, who would have turned 281 years old this week.
We examine a debate between Carly Fiorina and Paul Krugman and explore if an increase in government jobs promotes growth in private-sector employment.
A Sacramento Bee editorial leveled several criticisms of Texas. We rated most of them True or Mostly True.