Republicans seeking a Texas U.S. Senate seat have questioned Obama's leadership -- with Craig James recently saying the president seeks to ban U.S. firearms. That claim is smoky.
Curt Schilling's 38 Studios and his deal with the Rhode Island Economic Development Corporation are in the news amid questions about whether the fledgling software company is in financial trouble.
One option the company is reportedly seeking is taking advantage of the state's tax credit system for movie, television and video game productions.
PolitiFact Rhode Island has examined claims made about the EDC deal and film tax credits in the past. In light of the debate, we thought it might be useful to remind readers what we found.
A new Obama ad says a steel company went bankrupt after Romney's Bain Capital took over. We check the facts.
We check two claims from a Chamber of Commerce ad attacking U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson and find the group is twisting the facts to scare senior citizens.
An ad about Medicare and the national health care law distorts the facts to scare Florida seniors.
Claims about job loss, support of tax cuts for wealthy earn Mostly False, Pants on Fire rulings
Texan Ron Paul is cutting off spending on his presidential campaign. The Truth-O-Meter carries on.
A news release and an e-mail from Pascrell's campaign labeled one of our rulings as False, when the actual verdict was Mostly False
We'll be updating our Obameter ratings in the next few months. We'd love your suggestions about the promises now rated In the Works or Stalled.
Rep. Steve Rothman used a clip of the interview to suggest Pascrell admitted supporting "more tax cuts for the rich"
Lee Leffingwell and three fellow Austin City Council members won re-election Saturday. We earlier checked some of what was said leading up to the vote.
Gov. Scott Walker's view on extending right-to-work laws to private sector unions in Wisconsin has emerged as a major issue in the June 5 gubernatorial recall election. Here's a quick look at right-to-work's impact in other states, based on Truth-O-Meter rulings past.