How should top-tier sports handle the coronavirus? In recent days, high-profile athletes have been forced out of high-profile competitions because of positive COVID-19 tests. June 21, 2021 Louis Jacobson
How a GOP Senate resolution condemning critical race theory distorts the facts A blend of Republicans, libertarians and conservatives have focused their ire on critical race theory. It’s not a well-defined target. June 18, 2021 Jon Greenberg
What we can learn from the media’s dismissal of the Wuhan lab theory The newfound credibility of the lab-leak theory has sparked widespread criticism of media coverage and soul-searching among journalists. June 17, 2021 Alan C. Miller
Election fraud claims proliferate in Germany, Peru and Brazil Some of the claims are eerily similar to those debunked in the United States June 17, 2021 Harrison Mantas
The lessons of Squash, the first automated fact-checking platform The project brought the world one step closer to live automated fact-checking, but it still has a ways to go June 16, 2021 Bill Adair
Donald Trump says he was ‘right about everything.’ Is he right about being right? 'Have you noticed that they are now admitting I was right about everything they lied about before the election?' Trump asked. June 16, 2021 Angie Drobnic Holan
‘There will always be claims of cheating’ in elections, but fact-checkers can work together to fight back Speaking at Tuesday’s IFCN Talk, fact-checkers from Brazil, the Philippines and Ghana shared their collaborative efforts to help fact-check elections June 15, 2021 Harrison Mantas
Can President Joe Biden actually cancel student loan debt with an executive order? Advocates for canceling student loan debt say Biden can do it, but experts say the law imposes a high standard for doing so. June 15, 2021 Cassidey Kavathas
The news conference attendee who told Kamala Harris ‘I voted for you’ was not a reporter The White House said the woman, who is part of an academic research program, misrepresented herself as part of Univision’s crew. June 14, 2021 Gabrielle Settles
Facebook acknowledges politicians can harm, but won’t let them be fact-checked Friday’s announcement introduced new enforcement policies for political leaders, but maintained politicians’ exemption from fact-checking June 10, 2021 Harrison Mantas
