Latest Stories By Bill Adair

The economic stimulus remains a lightning rod for Republican attacks, but it keeps paying dividends for the president.

PolitiFact in Washington has unveiled a feature that lets you compare Truth-O-Meter report cards for candidates and groups. Its first comparisons feature the presidential candidates and the Republican and Democratic parties.

We look at the 2012 Senate race here in Florida.

We're unveiling a new feature that lets you compare the report cards for candidates and groups. Our first comparisons feature the presidential candidates and the Republican and Democratic parties.

We invited readers to predict our 10,000th Truth-O-Meter item. The winning entries featured Donald Trump and (President) Ron Paul.

Romney aide Eric Fehrnstrom stirred up a fuss with his Etch A Sketch metaphor about the campaign strategy for the general election. Here's the full exchange from his comments on CNN's Starting Point with Soledad O'Brien.

The Obama campaign has released The Road We've Traveled, a 17-minute film directed by Davis Guggenheim that includes many claims about the president's accomplishments. Over the next few days, we'll be putting the film to the Truth-O-Meter.

If you live in a Super Tuesday state, send us examples of campaign ads, mailings or robocalls that you think we should fact-check.

In an interview on ABC's This Week, the former senator explained his disagreement with John F. Kennedy's 1960 speech about religion.

We've hit a milestone -- our 5,000th Truth-O-Meter fact-check. We're having a contest for the most creative predictions of our 10,000th. Winners get PolitiFact merchandise!

We've reached a milestone: our 5,000th Truth-O-Meter article! To celebrate, we're reviewing our most popular fact-checks of the past five years and the share of True, False and Pants on Fires.

The 20th episode of our favorite show had some familiar claims and some new ones. We put them to the Truth-O-Meter.