This month, FlackCheck.org looks at some misleading claims regarding President Obama’s recent executive orders.

This month, FlackCheck.org takes on some misleading claims regarding potential job loss and President Obama’s proposed minimum wage increase.

This month, FlackCheck.org examines the facts behind claims from Republicans and Democrats regarding the pay gap between men and women. We also debunk more misleading Obamacare claims.

This month, FlackCheck.org sifts through the claims and counterclaims and offers some facts about the proposed Keystone XL pipeline.

This month, FlackCheck.org takes a closer look at a popular — but inaccurate — Republican talking point regarding a recent CBO report.

This month, FlackCheck.org offers a look at some problematic claims from both sides of the aisle on issues ranging from health care to the war on poverty.

As the year draws to a close, FlackCheck.org offers a look back at 2013’s biggest deceptive claims about the Affordable Care Act.

On the eve of the 150th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s historic Gettysburg Address, FlackCheck.org offers a timeline of his reelection campaign against Gen. George McClellan. “Lincoln 1864: A Campaign Chronology”  puts in historical context FlackCheck.org’s ad campaign that employs modern-day tactics and asks: Could Lincoln Be Reelected Today?

After over two weeks of a government shutdown, FlackCheck.org rounds up some of the more problematic and oft-repeated claims about the Affordable Care Act, a primary point of contention in Congress. What’s misleading about President Obama’s claim about cutting the cost curve? Or with his claim regarding health savings? What about Sen. Ted Cruz’s claims […]