Opposing Viewpoints (When accessing from home, use the password cougarlibrary. Features topic overviews, academic journals, news articles, primary sources, statistics, and more.)
World History (Use the password cougarlibrary when accessing from home)
Newspaper Source Plus (Provides cover-to-cover full text for more than 40 national and international newspapers, including The New York Times and The Washington Post)
Fact checking sites like Verify This have trained investigators that look into claims, and they often explain their fact-checking methods.
Fact checking online is quite the skill. Ask the librarian for guidance if you'd like to learn how to do fact checking on your own, without relying on professional fact-checkers.
There are many places to get news. These are just a few, which I am highlighting for being long-standing, reputable, nonprofit sources:
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