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Is information "good" or "bad"?
Is information "good" or "bad"?
Information is not inherently "good" or "bad."
Information is not inherently "good" or "bad."
All information has bias. Your job is to see the bias and decide what impact it has.
All information has bias. Your job is to see the bias and decide what impact it has.
Source: “ABCD - Evaluate Sources - Library Guides at Nova Southeastern University.” Library Guides, 16 August 2022, https://nsufl.libguides.com/c.php?g=1236356&p=9047250.
REPUTABLE FACT-CHECKING ORGANIZATIONS
REPUTABLE FACT-CHECKING ORGANIZATIONS
The following organizations are generally regarded as reputable fact-checking organizations focused on U.S. national news:
Lie Detector (Univision, Spanish language)
Respected specialty sites cover niche areas such as climate or celebrities. Here are a few examples:
There are many fact-checking sites outside the U.S. Here are a few sample:
FactsCan (Canada)
TrudeauMetre (Canada)
El Polígrafo (Mexico)
The Hound (Mexico)
BBC Reality Check (UK)
Channel 4 Fact Check (UK)
Full Fact (UK)
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