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Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Against Clinton by Benghazi Families

27 May 2017 A federal judge threw out a lawsuit against Hillary Clinton by the parents of two Americans killed in the U.S. diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya.

Fox News Said the Benghazi Probe Was a Hoax

A slanted "news" site used a brief Fox News report to make a leap regarding the Benghazi investigation.

Cheryl Mills Called Benghazi Dead ‘Idiot Soldiers’ in Leaked E-Mail

24 October 2016 There is no leaked e-mail in which longtime Clinton aide Cheryl Mills called the Benghazi dead "idiot soldiers" and expressed that she was glad they were tortured.

More U.S. Embassy Attacks Under Bush and Reagan than Obama?

19 October 2016 We investigate the claim that more U.S. embassy attacks, with more fatalities, occurred under George W. Bush and Ronald Reagan than during the Obama administration.

Parents of Two Benghazi Victims File Wrongful Death Suit Against Hillary Clinton

9 August 2016 Patricia Smith and Charles Woods are being represented by a conservative lawyer who has in the past sued the Clintons and Obama.

Bill Clinton Said Hillary Suffered More Than ‘Those Guys in Benghazi’

28 July 2016 President Clinton's remark about being "amazed" at what his wife was "put through" during the Benghazi hearings was spun into something he didn't say.

Did the White House Watch the Benghazi Attack and Do Nothing?

31 May 2016 Claims that top Obama administration officials watched the Benghazi attack unfold in real-time but did nothing to intervene have been proved false.

Trey Gowdy Admitted Nothing Could Have Saved Benghazi Victims?

19 May 2016 Rep. Trey Gowdy conceded a point of dispute in the Benghazi controversy, but it was misleading to characterize his remark as an "accidental" admission.

Hillary Clinton: ‘We Didn’t Lose a Single Person’ in Libya

17 March 2016 Hillary Clinton's assertion that "we didn't lose a single person in Libya" appeared to overlook victims of the Benghazi attacks, but it was taken out of context.

Attack on the U.S. Diplomatic Mission in Benghazi

1 November 2012 Various critical statements about the response to the September 2012 terrorist attacks on the U.S. mission in Benghazi, Libya, were false.