Congress just passed a bill that will raise the pay of federal employees by roughly $35 billion over the next 10 years.

The Washington Post employs half-truths, straw men, and outright falsehoods in an error-ridden fact check of President Trump’s State of the Union address.

The public disclosures of abortion providers reveal that most late-term abortions are not for medical reasons but purely elective. Furthermore, recent bills allow such abortions up till birth.

Many claim that border walls are ineffective since they can’t stop people from overstaying their visas. That argument is hollow, because it ignores the fact that visa entrants are screened for criminality and other risks—while illegal border crossers are not.

Influential figures are misleading the public about the prevalence of rape, the frequency of false rape accusations, and strategies for preventing this horrid crime.

From as far back in time as reliable data extends, it shows that hurricane frequency, hurricane intensity, flooding, and general rainfall trends have been level.

Journalists are reporting that rising seas caused by global warming are sinking the Pacific island nation of Kiribati, but scientific studies have found that its land area is actually growing.

A diverse range of studies have found that most federal civilian employees are paid better than comparable workers in the private-sector.

Activists are calling a gubernatorial candidate racist for using the term “monkey this up.” The press is spreading these charges while failing to reveal that others have used this phrase in the same way: as a synonym for “mess things up.”