FactSquared in the Media
The first use of our technology was to analyze the executive branch, Donald Trump in particular, on Factba.se, our free, public site. Our data, as of April 27, 2024, has been cited 5,415 times since our launch on January 5, 2017. Below are some of the latest uses of our data freely available on Factba.se. Have a question or need Presidential, Congressional or Earnings data for your story? Drop us a line .
Donald Trump Vows to Leave White House if Electoral College Votes for Biden
Slate
November 27, 2020
By Daniel Politi
Trump's contempt for the military is overwhelming and obvious.
Slate
September 9, 2020
By Wiliam Saletan
Trump Spent the Day He Was Supposed to Have Learned About Russian Bounties Praising His Own Response to the Coronavirus
Slate
June 30, 2020
By Ben Mathis-Likkey
Trump Retweets Interview Trashing George Floyd’s Character as He Breaks Own Twitter Record
Slate
June 6, 2020
By Daniel Politi
Let’s Not Get Carried Away: Trump Is Still Screwing Up Most of His Job, and He’s Still a Hollow Monstrosity
Slate
April 1, 2020
By Ben Mathis-Lilley
Trump Isn’t Just Pushing Ukraine to “Investigate Democrats.” He’s Doing Something Much Weirder.
Slate
October 18, 2019
By Ben Mathis-Lilly
Today’s Impeach-O-Meter: OK, It Was a Quid Pro Quo, but We Didn’t Say the Words “Illegal Quid Pro Quo” Out Loud
Slate
October 14, 2019
By Ben Mathis-Lilley
Trump Isn’t Just Defying the Constitution. He’s Undermining SCOTUS
Slate
February 15, 2019
By Dahlia Lithwick
Mueller’s Newest Filings Point to Trump’s Associates Breaking Election Law
Slate
November 29, 2018
By Bob Bauer; Ryan Goodman
Trump’s “Pocahontas” Mockery of Elizabeth Warren Is Racist. But It Also Reveals Something Profound About His Misogyny.
Slate
October 7, 2018
By Rebecca Onion
While Political World Mourns Barbara Bush, Trump Starts Saturday by Trashing NYT Reporter
Slate
April 21, 2018
By Daniel Politi
Trump Gets Lots of “Executive Time” in the Mornings: First Meeting Is Usually at 11 a.m.
Slate
April 21, 2018
By Daniel Politi
The First and Second Amendments Clashed in Charlottesville. The Guns Won.
Slate
August 14, 2017
By Dahlia Lithwick; Mark Joseph Stern