Eugene Kiely Posts

In promoting his plan to “rescue America,” Sen. Rick Scott went too far in claiming that Medicare and Social Security will go “bankrupt."

Once again, the president is peddling false information that fails to support his baseless claim that the election was “rigged.”

All of the charges stemmed from Stone’s attempts to thwart the House intelligence committee’s investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.

Conway and Pompeo were wrong when they claimed that Trump didn’t say he would target cultural sites. He did so. Twice.

Trump said El Paso went from having “extremely high rates of violent crime — one of the highest in the entire country” — to being “one of the safest cities” in the U.S. “immediately” after construction of a border barrier. That’s wrong on all counts.

We asked the EPA where Pruitt got his incorrect data, but we did not receive a response.

The National Rifle Association executive director claimed — without offering any evidence — that the FBI was prevented from fully investigating Omar Mateen prior to his attack on an Orlando nightclub because of “the Obama administration’s political correctness.”

Sen. John McCain claimed on a Sunday talk show that “we were told there would never be a case of Ebola in the United States.” Not exactly. U.S. health officials, early in the outbreak, said it was highly unlikely, but we could not find any instances of them saying it would never happen.