Latest Articles Federal appeals court rules in favor of PolitiFact and Meta against Children’s Health Defense By Amy Sherman • August 13, 2024 Fact-check: Is replacing Joe Biden on the ticket ‘unlawful’? Election law experts say it’s not By Louis Jacobson • July 22, 2024 Verificamos los comentarios de Joe Biden sobre J.D. Vance e investigación de documentos clasificados By Maria Briceño • July 16, 2024 Fact-checking Biden’s NBC remarks about Vance’s views on abortion, climate and classified documents By Amy Sherman • July 16, 2024 Trump classified documents case: What’s next after Judge Aileen Cannon’s dismissal By Jeff Cercone • July 15, 2024 What Supreme Court’s immunity ruling means for Trump’s cases and, potentially, future presidents By Louis Jacobson • July 2, 2024 The fallout from spreading election falsehoods: lawsuits, settlements and bankruptcy filings By Madison Czopek • June 13, 2024 Hunter Biden es culpable de cargos de armas. ¿Qué pasará ahora? By Marta Campabadal Graus • June 11, 2024 Hunter Biden guilty on gun charges; here’s what it means and what’s next By Jeff Cercone • June 11, 2024 Why Steve Bannon’s and Hunter Biden’s subpoena disputes differ By Sara Swann • June 10, 2024 Can felony convictions hinder Trump’s international travel? Here’s what we know By Jeff Cercone • June 4, 2024 Trump es culpable en el juicio de NY: ¿Qué pasará ahora? By Maria Briceño • May 31, 2024 Fact-checking Trump’s speech at Trump Tower after New York felony conviction By Louis Jacobson • May 31, 2024 Can we compare Republicans’ 2020 voter fraud claims with what Clinton said about the 2016 election? By Madeline Heim • May 31, 2024 Trump guilty in NY trial: Can he still run for president or vote as a convicted felon? By Louis Jacobson • May 31, 2024 Following guilty verdict, fact-checking Donald Trump on Biden’s role, being a ‘political prisoner’ By Madison Czopek • May 30, 2024 Trump N.Y. trial countdown: What happens after the jury’s verdict? By Louis Jacobson • May 29, 2024 Was it legal to fly the flag upside-down at Samuel Alito’s house? By Louis Jacobson • May 22, 2024 This Supreme Court case is reshaping LGBTQ+ rights. You probably haven’t heard about it. By Grace Abels • May 20, 2024 Trump New York trial: Do statements by other Republicans violate gag order? By Maria Ramirez Uribe • May 17, 2024
Federal appeals court rules in favor of PolitiFact and Meta against Children’s Health Defense By Amy Sherman • August 13, 2024 Fact-check: Is replacing Joe Biden on the ticket ‘unlawful’? Election law experts say it’s not By Louis Jacobson • July 22, 2024 Verificamos los comentarios de Joe Biden sobre J.D. Vance e investigación de documentos clasificados By Maria Briceño • July 16, 2024 Fact-checking Biden’s NBC remarks about Vance’s views on abortion, climate and classified documents By Amy Sherman • July 16, 2024 Trump classified documents case: What’s next after Judge Aileen Cannon’s dismissal By Jeff Cercone • July 15, 2024 What Supreme Court’s immunity ruling means for Trump’s cases and, potentially, future presidents By Louis Jacobson • July 2, 2024 The fallout from spreading election falsehoods: lawsuits, settlements and bankruptcy filings By Madison Czopek • June 13, 2024 Hunter Biden es culpable de cargos de armas. ¿Qué pasará ahora? By Marta Campabadal Graus • June 11, 2024 Hunter Biden guilty on gun charges; here’s what it means and what’s next By Jeff Cercone • June 11, 2024 Why Steve Bannon’s and Hunter Biden’s subpoena disputes differ By Sara Swann • June 10, 2024 Can felony convictions hinder Trump’s international travel? Here’s what we know By Jeff Cercone • June 4, 2024 Trump es culpable en el juicio de NY: ¿Qué pasará ahora? By Maria Briceño • May 31, 2024 Fact-checking Trump’s speech at Trump Tower after New York felony conviction By Louis Jacobson • May 31, 2024 Can we compare Republicans’ 2020 voter fraud claims with what Clinton said about the 2016 election? By Madeline Heim • May 31, 2024 Trump guilty in NY trial: Can he still run for president or vote as a convicted felon? By Louis Jacobson • May 31, 2024 Following guilty verdict, fact-checking Donald Trump on Biden’s role, being a ‘political prisoner’ By Madison Czopek • May 30, 2024 Trump N.Y. trial countdown: What happens after the jury’s verdict? By Louis Jacobson • May 29, 2024 Was it legal to fly the flag upside-down at Samuel Alito’s house? By Louis Jacobson • May 22, 2024 This Supreme Court case is reshaping LGBTQ+ rights. You probably haven’t heard about it. By Grace Abels • May 20, 2024 Trump New York trial: Do statements by other Republicans violate gag order? By Maria Ramirez Uribe • May 17, 2024
