In one week this July, ICE agents shot and killed two men — a father of three in Houston and a young dad in Maine. Neither was the person ICE was looking for. And in both cases, witnesses and members of Congress contradicted the government's story.
Running for governor, Marsha Blackburn skipped a public forum, won't say if she'll debate, and claimed she'd done 'lots of forums' — until WSMV checked with her opponents and found it wasn't true.
Trump took credit for a Walmart price cut that only put beef back to last year's cost. It's still 50% higher than before COVID — and the USDA says it's about to go up another 10%.
ICE agents killed a 52-year-old Houston construction worker with no criminal record while he picked up his crew. He's exactly the kind of person the administration swore it wasn't targeting.
Alabama's Tommy Tuberville is running for governor on housing costs. To justify voting against a bipartisan bill to lower them, he told Fox News it would build homes for people 'here illegally.' PolitiFact rated that False.
Vivek Ramaswamy is spending $10 million on ads blaming Amy Acton for Ohio's COVID rules. Cleveland.com found they overstate her part in calling off the 2020 primary — and skip his own pandemic advocacy entirely.
Minutes after Josh Turek won Iowa's Democratic Senate primary, Ashley Hinson's campaign hit him with an attack ad making three claims he's never supported. Here's what was false.
Rep. Tom Barrett's campaign sells 'Barrett Brigade' t-shirts labeled '100% cotton, Made in USA.' A photo of the tag shows they were made in Haiti — while Barrett campaigns on bringing manufacturing back to America.
Court records show Gov. Sarah Sanders' own agriculture secretary and attorney general said a Jonesboro company was 'wrongly accused' and 'in compliance' with the law. She went on camera and called it a Communist China threat anyway.