Rubio makes two odd statements about Obama's gun plan and ex-Guantanamo detainees that earn him Three Pinocchios.
A line in the president's gun speech sparked outrage from some readers.
A new ad by a pro-Jeb Bush Super PAC cobbles together a series of out-of-context claims about Bush's record.
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Once again, politicians and the media blithely repeat a Four-Pinocchio statistic on sex trafficking that does not hold up to scrutiny.
Depending on the estimate cited, the number of victims changes by tens of millions.
This is obviously a difficult issue to fact check. But most family members interviewed said she did not mention a video.
Donald Trump says that former president Bill Clinton has a history of abuse toward women. What is he referring to?
Here the the 10 fact checks that most captivated -- or angered -- readers in 2015.
Christie earns One Pinocchio for this shift in rhetoric to fit the presidential issue du jour.
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) is falsely taking credit when the real work was done by other lawmakers.
