LibGuides: MYP G10 Individuals and Societies: Media Bias

How to Spot Fake News - FactCheck.org

Africa Check
"Africa Check sorts fact from fiction
We identify important public statements, interrogate the best available evidence and publish fact-checking reports to guide public debate."

FactCheck.org - A Project of The Annenberg Public Policy Center of the University of Pennsylvania
A project of the Annenberg Public Policy Center that checks the accuracy of political statements, news, and claims

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PolitiFact
Run by the Tampa Bay Times (which is owned by journalism school the Poynter Institute), this site checks and ranks political claims
Snopes.com
This site, which has operated since 1995, fact-checks urban legends, rumors, and news
The Poynter Institute / Fact-Checking Resources
The Poynter Institute serves as the world’s leading resource for journalists to engage and inform the public in democratic societies.
Media Bias/Fact Check
Aims to call biased or deceptive news and media practices
Washington Post Fact Checker
Fact checks political and governmental topics

AllSides
AllSides brings together the Left, Center, and Right takes on top news stories in a side-by-side format that focuses on bringing multiple perspectives to issues in the media.