One of the most popular false news websites on Facebook has republished dozens of stories from a notorious American satirist. It’s part of a network of spam sites.
We fact-checked some of the top bogus Iran-related images and videos circulating on social media.
Misinformation about conscription related to a potential war with Iran is making the rounds on social media.
2019 was a big year for viral falsehoods on social media.
PolitiFact readers asked us several questions related to the impeachment inquiry and public House hearings.
PolitiFact has previously reported on the similarities and differences between Ukrainian and Russian election meddling. But we decided to take a closer look at the Politico story to outline what it does — and doesn’t — show about Ukraine’s involvement in 2016.
Thanksgiving is a time for political arguments with your relatives.
For Republicans, the choice on social media is clear: support the president or get smeared.
President Donald Trump repeated several falsehoods about Ukraine, Russia and the impeachment inquiry during an interview on Fox & Friends.
Fiona Hill used her testimony in the House impeachment hearings to heap contempt on conspiracy theories and those who spread them, specifically those swirling around Ukraine.
The Democrats called on American diplomats in Ukraine to offer public testimony about the Trump administration's pressure on Ukraine to investigate Burisma and the Bidens. The Republicans called it another attempt to undermine the 2016 election.
PolitiFact investigated the context of the viral image of Trump watching the Baghdadi raid.