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Research 101
What is Research?
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Fact-Checking Sites
Use these sites to check the accuracy of a source's claims:
AllSides
- Presents news and issues from multiple perspectives.
FactCheck.org
- Check political claims.
Lead Stories
- Hunts for trending stories from known fake news, satire or prank websites.
Media Bias/Fact Check
- A resource on media bias.
Not Real News
- A weekly roundup of some of the most popular untrue headlines of the week, debunked by the Associated Press.
Politifact
- Pulitzer Prize-winning fact-checking site.
Poynter Institute for Media Studies
- A non-profit journalism school and research organization.
Quote Investigator
- Seeks the truth about quotations.
SciCheck
- Focuses exclusively on false and misleading scientific claims.
Science Feedback
- Investigates the credibility of claims made in the media and other sources about climate change, health and energy.
Snopes
- Award-winning fact-checking site.
The Washington Post’s Fact Checker
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