Does Niagara Falls attract more tourists than either the Great Wall of China or the Great Pyramids in Egypt?
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The new term may be ‘affordability,’ but it’s ‘still the economy, stupid’
Republican Bruce Blakeman and Democrat Kathy Hochul are focusing on economic issues in their campaigns for governor of New York.
Students in PolitiFact workshop hold public officials accountable
Holding public officials accountable through rigorous fact-checking is vital to our democracy.
Bob Dylan and the inverted pyramid
The Bob Dylan song that folllowed the standard format of a news story.
The treason of the clerics
A lifetime academic explains why he is dismayed by today’s higher education leaders.
Jandoli Institute begins another PolitiFact workshop
St. Bonaventure University students are once again working with PolitiFact Chief Correspondent Louis Jacobson and Jandoli Institute Executive Director Richard Lee to check facts and write articles for PolitiFact.
Challenger explosion remains a vivid memory 40 years later
Jan. 28, 1986, was one of those days a journalist always remembers because it involved reporting a historic event — and in this instance an extremely tragic one.
And the winner will be…
Election debates no longer are as valuable to voters as they once were, but tonight’s NYC mayoral debate may be an exception.
A civil dialogue on political violence
Starting a constructive dialogue on political violence and other challenges confronting our nation.
A snapshot of how US and UK media preferences compare
Is there a significant difference between US and UK audiences in the types of news stories they prefer?
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