As if we needed a new reason to condemn the utility of PolitiFact's "report card" featurettes. PolitiFact, once a candidate...

Is the deception one of readers, of self, or of both? For years we have criticized as misleading PolitiFact's selection-bias contamina...

Of course the title of this post is intended solely to draw attention to its content. We do not think Joy Behar lies 100 percent of the time...

We're not sure how we missed this gem from Aug. 8, 2016 in Current Affairs magazine. The author, Nathan J. Robinson, was prompted...

PolitiFact Bias has tracked for years a measure of PolitiFact's bias called the "Pants on Fire" bias. The presidential electio...

What's Fake on the Internet: Unbiased fact checkers We stumbled across a farewell post for Caitlin Dewey's rumor-debunking "...

We have it from PolitiFact editor Angie Drobnic Holan that not much reader confusion exists about PolitiFact's candidate and network re...

Do PolitiFact's "report cards" mislead? You betcha! PolitiFact Rhode Island gave us former Rhode Island governor Lincoln C...

One of our recurrent themes at PolitiFact Bias concerns the misleading nature of PolitiFact's "report cards." PolitiFact admit...

We've long criticized PolitiFact's habit of presenting its "report cards" summing up its findings on political personaliti...