FactCheck: Climategate Doesn't Refute Global Warming
Hacked e-mails show climate scientists in a bad light but don't change scientific consensus on global warming.
FactCheck: Swine Flu Vaccine Fears Greatly Exaggerated
Claims that the swine flu vaccine is dangerous range from overblown to false.
FactCheck: Investigating Obama's Health Care Claims
He says the uninsured cost the rest of U.S. families $1,000 a year.
Factcheck.org Reviews the Most Noteworthy Campaign Ads
Roll out the red carpet! We bring you some noteworthy ads of the 2008 election season.
Factcheck.org: Sorting Debate Fact From Fiction
Sorting out fact and fiction in the presidential candidates' final debate.
Factcheck.org: Abortion Ads Miss the Truth
An abortion survivor claims she would have died if Obama had his way. She's wrong. But Obama's counterattack misfires too.
Factcheck.org: Spinning Spanish-Speaking Voters
A Spanish-language ad from Obama calls McCain a friend of Rush Limbaugh and says Limbaugh called Mexicans "stupid." A McCain ad in Spanish misrepresents Obama's role on immigration legislation.
Factcheck.org: Hit the Brakes on Obama Ad
An Obama ad running in Michigan claims McCain didn't support loan guarantees for the auto industry. In fact, he does support them.
Factcheck.org: Obama and 'Infanticide'
The facts about Obama's votes against 'Born Alive' bills in Illinois.
Factcheck: Who's to Blame for Higher Gas Prices?
Mitch McConnell's ad casts his Senate challenger as a villain behind high fuel prices, a big exaggeration.
Factcheck.org: McCain's Viagra Moment
There's more urban legend than fact in a Planned Parenthood ad attacking McCain.
Factcheck: Obama Polishes His Resume
His first ad of the post-primary season puffs up his legislative accomplishments
Factcheck.org: Obama's Inflated Health 'Savings'
He claims that a shift to electronic medical records will help save families up to $2,500 a year in his first term. Independent experts say that's wishful thinking.
A Health Plan for All?
Obama and Clinton ads both claim all Americans would be covered by their health plans. Clinton's would come close.
"Outrageous" Exaggerations
McCain's ad revisits some oft-mentioned examples of pork, but is he really the one who rooted them out?
Factcheck.org on Giuliani's Prostate Claims
Giuliani stubbornly repeats a claim about prostate cancer that authorities call "very misleading" and "complete nonsense."