The party that controls the White House usually loses in midterm elections. Here’s what could make 2022 different. Could 2022 be different? Maybe, ranging from structural factors to news events such as the Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade. September 15, 2022 Louis Jacobson
Is Joe Biden’s student debt forgiveness plan legal? Legal experts say the administration’s legal rationale may not hold up in court. But it’s unclear whether such a case could even make it to court. August 31, 2022 Louis Jacobson
Statistics about Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan, fact-checked  PolitiFact sorted through a few of the claims from every side about what the plan will or won’t do and who will be helped or hurt. August 30, 2022 Jeff Cercone
Biden, fully vaccinated, caught COVID-19. Here are 6 things to know about breakthrough cases in 2022 COVID-19 breakthrough cases are rising mainly because of new omicron subvariants, which are more apt to evade vaccines. July 28, 2022 Gabrielle Settles
Opinion | How the media (responsibly) covered Joe Biden’s COVID-19 diagnosis For the most part, media outlets took Thursday’s breaking news about Biden and treated it properly — with context and responsibility. July 22, 2022 Tom Jones
President Biden tests positive for COVID, a year after he said vaccines prevent infections That assertion was incorrect. He was correct, however, when he said vaccinated people are less likely to be hospitalized and die. July 21, 2022 Al Tompkins
No, Biden didn’t give the ‘same exact speech’ months apart Although the speeches highlighted in the Instagram post bear some similarities, they’re not identical and were not delivered months apart. July 18, 2022 Yacob Reyes
Did President Biden read directions to ‘repeat the line’ from a teleprompter? A copy of the teleprompter’s speech file shows the phrase 'let me repeat the line' was an intended part of Biden’s July 8 remarks. July 12, 2022 Louis Jacobson
No, Jen Psaki didn’t tweet about Joe Biden, Donald Trump and kneepads The former White House press secretary did not use Biden’s bike fall as an opportunity to insult his predecessor, as a recent image suggests. June 24, 2022 Ciara O'Rourke
Most Republicans still falsely believe Trump’s stolen election claims. Here are some reasons why. In poll after poll, about 70% of Republicans say they don’t think Joe Biden is the legitimate winner of the 2020 election. June 16, 2022 Jon Greenberg
Opinion | President Joe Biden calls white supremacy a ‘poison.’ Here are numbers to back that up. Political extremists have committed 450 murders over the past decade in the US. Right-wing extremists committed about 75% of them. May 18, 2022 Tom Jones
How misinformers manufacture and embellish embarrassing presidential moments The trend capitalizes on a history of comedic and embarrassing presidential moments that garnered public attention. April 14, 2022 Bill McCarthy
A federal terrorism bulletin is not an attempt to criminalize free speech, despite claims Some are using a February document to falsely claim that President Joe Biden is trying to criminalize free speech. April 4, 2022 Jeff Cercone
A video of people shouting profanity at Joe Biden is not real. The chants were edited in. The clips that purportedly show people shouting profanity at Biden do not depict real events. They were manipulated. April 1, 2022 Gabrielle Settles
Trees with leaves don’t prove the White House tweeted an old photo of Joe Biden People are sharing an image of Joe Biden leaving for Europe on March 23 and claiming that the leafy trees behind him prove that it is an old photo. March 29, 2022 Ciara O'Rourke
