Amy Sherman

In Israel and Egypt, President Donald Trump celebrated the agreement between Hamas and Israel with familiar talking points and misleading attacks on his predecessors.

Under Trump, the FBI has used the term nihilistic violent extremism to describe criminals who seek to sow indiscriminate chaos. Some extremists defy narrow ideological labels.

An impasse over health care could lead to a government shutdown Oct. 1. What actions could Trump take in a government shutdown?

Charlie Kirk’s assassination is the latest in a series of violent political incidents that have targeted both Republicans and Democrats, attacks driven by social media and increasingly polarized political rhetoric.

President Donald Trump has painted Chicago as a crime hotbed ahead of potentially sending in ICE or the National Guard. Gov. JB Pritzker called out red states. Politicians selectively cite crime stats to score political points.

House Speaker Mike Johnson said if lawmakers wanted Epstein records released, they could have called for that during Joe Biden’s presidency. What did Democrats say before this year about releasing Epstein records or investigating the case?

Jon Favreau and others on the left have said ICE will now become the largest federal law enforcement agency. That tracks if we make some assumptions about spending in the new law and the likely annual budget.

President Donald Trump’s administration overhauled a database for election officials to verify the citizenship of voters.

The U.S. Supreme Court on June 30 declined to review a case filed against Meta and the Poynter Institute, PolitiFact’s parent organization, by Children’s Health Defense, a legal advocacy group founded by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

President Donald Trump said Iran was “weeks away” from having a nuclear bomb. Iran was close to having bomb-grade uranium, but experts predicted it could have taken anywhere from months to two years for Iran to have a launch-ready bomb.