What happens to society when vast swaths of its people doubt the veracity of fact-driven reporting because the news that story contains conflicts with their political sensibilities?
"This is a powerful story about the legal and personal battle Deborah Lipstadt fought to defend the veracity of historical facts," said producers Gary Foster and Russ Krasnoff.
Catherine Ashton, the union's top foreign policy official, said in a written statement on Sunday that the union was seeking "urgent clarification of the veracity of and facts surrounding these allegations".
What is less certain is the veracity of another, oft-repeated fact: that, for reasons which are unclear, he was once offered and turned down the throne of Albania.
"We are going to begin immediately the painstaking and systematic process of checking the veracity of the document against the facts that our inspectors find on the ground," the agency said in a statement.
That's just about the end of the bad news, apart from the fact that 'the veracity of some official data released by the Russian government may be questionable'.
This fact increased the veracity of the test for detecting adulteration of raw milk with cheese whey.
The luminous translation brings both pathos and veracity to the blizzard of facts and voices in Drndic's documentary novel.
Later, he could be heard fact-checking the veracity of the more ribald storylines with people younger than his 61 years.
When it was revealed, earlier this year, that a best-selling memoirist had made up much of his ordeal, and that a well-known writer of ostensibly autobiographical fiction was no more than a maudlin hoax, a discussion ensued about the veracity of contemporary autobiographical writing and the fact-checking responsibilities of publishers.
The CEC team could fulfill a need by examining the veracity of information and recognizing values with facts.
