Gates incident spurs discussion on race, crime
Pundits are talking after last week's arrest of African-American scholar Henry Louis Gates Jr. We check their facts.
Pundits are talking after last week's arrest of African-American scholar Henry Louis Gates Jr. We check their facts.
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Readers take us to task for our items on oil imports, Hamas and incandescent light bulbs.
We check the president's claim about insurance company profits (False) and an unusual one from a health group leader about end-of-life care for seniors (Pants on Fire!).
House Republicans say the government will tell you what kind of stove you can have. Actually, there's more to the story.
Doubters of President Obama's citizenship have gained prominent new voices, but no new facts.
We crank up our Flip-O-Meter and award two Full Flops — one to President Obama and one to Sarah Palin.
Halfway through his first year, we examine President Obama's record on our Obameter and Truth-O-Meter.
With a 1,000-page bill now pending in Congress, we move 10 promises from No Action to In the Works.
Republicans talk about the money "spent." Democrats say "committed." Both can be right.
A left-leaning group says Republican Congressman Adam Putnam was silent after Rush Limbaugh called Sonia Sotomayor a racist. Actually, Putnam spoke up.
We check two statements on Sonia Sotomayor as her confirmation hearings begin.