In Context: ‘The private sector is doing fine’
Mitt Romney pounced on a comment that President Barack Obama made at a news conference that "the private sector is doing fine." Here's the statement in context.
Mitt Romney pounced on a comment that President Barack Obama made at a news conference that "the private sector is doing fine." Here's the statement in context.
Former Pinellas sheriff Everett Rice is having to defend claims that he would become a double dipper.
Rick Perry echoes a Dewhurst claim about Obama's golf outings.
As the campaign heats up, candidates and political groups are incorrectly describing our ratings. We put their claims about the Truth-O-Meter to the Truth-O-Meter.
As the campaign heats up, candidates and political groups are incorrectly describing our ratings. We put their claims about the Truth-O-Meter to the Truth-O-Meter.
Recent attempts by Florida’s Republican leaders to eliminate election fraud have generated legal action, lots of disapproval from Democrats and lots of fact-check fodder.
Paul Krugman, in Austin to keynote an awards ceremony, is a Nobel-winning economist and columnist. He also has a mixed record, leaning to True, on the Truth-O-Meter.
The former president's comments about extending the Bush tax cuts have stirred up a fuss. Here's what he said, in context.
The House approved two amendments Tuesday night to repeal a Bush-era law on light bulbs Here's a compilation of our many fact-checks on the light bulb law and what it would really do.
As presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney swung through Texas, PoiltiFact looked into claims by Romney and Barack Obama about creating jobs.
Pascrell beat Rothman by more than 20 points for the Democratic nomination in the 9th Congressional District
The Obama and Romney campaigns have been sparring over the former Massachusetts' governor's job creation record. We sift through the data.