PolitiFact's 5 most-viewed fact checks from January
The State of the Union address -- and Joni Ernst's Republican response -- were some of the biggest draws in January for PolitiFact readers.
Chain email's file
Chain emails circulate on the Internet, usually anonymously, making a variety of political claims.
Chain email's statements by ruling
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Email is wrong--and gives dangerous advice
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It was about commerce and national interests
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PolitiFact Florida's top 10 fact-checks for 2014
You'd think in an election year we'd hear more about the gubernatorial candidates, but the Affordable Care Act, undocumented immigrants and birth control were popular topics, too.
With a second term for Rick Scott, we add promises to the Scott-O-Meter
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5 fact-checks about the high cost of college tuition
As college students head back to school, we review some recent fact checks about tuition and student loans.
Top 10 most fact-checked people on the Truth-O-Meter
Curious about who -- other than President Barack Obama -- has been fact-checked on the Truth-O-Meter most often? We were, too. So we created a list.
Fact-checking claims about how trade deals become law
Quietly, negotiators from 12 nations, including the United States, have been hammering out a major trade agreement known as the Trans-Pacific Partnership. We looked at what it would take to get an agreement through Congress.