Even if the actions by the states weaken ObamaCare and hasten its failure, the truth is that its failure will not open the door for reconsideration of alternative reforms advocated by the Republican opposition.
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Glaxo should demonstrate its willingness to learn the truth about its blockbuster drug, whatever the data demonstrate that truth to be.
The MP is also making a fresh demand for an apology from The Sun newspaper over its infamous "The Truth" headline and story which alleged drunken and criminal behaviour by Liverpool fans.
We make perjury, subornation of perjury, obstruction of justice and witness tampering crimes because a judicial system can only succeed if its procedures expose the truth.
Whatever the practical challenges of trying to renegotiate Nafta, or, indeed, the truth of its negative impact on the US economy, criticism of free trade seems to strike a particular chord in blue collar, Rust Belt states, such as Pennsylvania and Ohio, which have been shedding manufacturing jobs over the past few years.
In science, with its constant search for the truth, this is something to celebrate.
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People may have a hard time accepting that their precious smartphone has some bugs in its software, but the truth of the matter is that there are diminishing returns to code quality and defects get shipped all the time.
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Originalism, which has no purchase anywhere but here, has a natural affinity with some varieties of Protestantism, and the United States differs from all other Western democracies in the far greater proportion of its citizens who believe in the literal truth of the Bible.
When a wayward astronaut gets sucked inside the ship and discovers the truth, the battle begins for its control.
Justice Holmes famously said that the best test of truth is its ability to get itself accepted in the marketplace of ideas.
But that hasn't stopped the IRS from feeling the necessity to cite legal authority against voluntary taxes in a lengthy report on its Website entitled, "The Truth About Frivolous Tax Arguments".
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, himself a Sheffield MP, said in a statement that he regretted the government "cannot afford to support its expansion" but added that "the truth is that this loan was promised by the outgoing Labour government as a calculated ploy to win support in Sheffield just ahead of the election".
Wall Street has had a tendency to obfuscate the truth in its dealing with the public.
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And in fact, its malware warning is telling the truth: the site is trying to infect your computer.
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Of course, the only member nation that seems to have been telling the truth about its finances was Germany.
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Chief weapons inspector Richard Butler has said it is Iraq's last chance to tell the truth about its weapons programme.
To search for the truth in its reporting on local, national and international issues in order to provoke understanding and expand knowledge.
"Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan know a detailed debate about their Medicare voucher plan is politically 'suicidal' so they're not telling the truth about its impact on current seniors, " he said.
It has been said over centuries that rumour gets half way round the world before truth can put its shoes on - and that was way before the internet, and the ability to send rumour sprinting at the click of a mouse.
But the grim truth is that Medicaid will bear its share of the current budget squeeze.
They include those of Memorial, the association set up in the late 1990s to retrieve and make known the full truth about the Soviet penal system and its victims.
Then the Internet will truly realize its potential as a court of humankind - seeking the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
They cite the Gershon review as evidence of their efficiency but the truth is that its first round delivered more spin than savings.
In this space, often uncomfortable and uncertain, we are free to face the truth in all its beauty and ruin and to act today with tomorrow in our sights.
In the great mirror epiphany, its meaning reverses, representing not delusion but reality, the terrible truth Scotty apprehends when he recognizes the necklace.
It is just as hard to believe Clinton when he says nothing happened in the hotel, although when he denies her story in its possibly embellished form, he may have stumbled onto the truth.
The goal is to prevent an employer-retirement plan sponsor with infinite resources, assisted by expert advisors, and limited incentive to tell the truth, from using arcane devices to pursue its own objectives whilst workers are kept in the dark.
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Throughout the interviews, one quote in particular deeply resonated with me, perhaps partly for its poetic nature, and undoubtedly for the truth I saw in it.
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But as the layers of official fabrication were peeled away to reveal the bitter truth, the Russian Navy dreamt up another theory to cover its embarrassment: the Kursk had been struck by a foreign vessel.
The sad truth is that the passion for the game seems to be continuing its downward spiral.
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