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Fact-checking is your strongest defense against misinformation. Here, we’ve gathered trusted sites and tools to help you verify information, spot fake news, and stay informed. Start checking, start thinking — because truth matters.
PolitiFact is the Poynter Institute's nonpartisan fact-checking initiative that is best recognized for truth-rating public statements from politicians and public figures. PolitiFact began in 2007 and applies a "Truth-O-Meter" to measure claims so readers can identify false or misleading information in public discussion.
Snopes is a well-respected fact-checking website that examines urban legends, rumors, and internet viral misinformation. It was established in 1994 and is a well-known go-to for fact-checking internet claims, particularly political, health, and social media-based claims.
FactCheck.org is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization that monitors the accuracy of political language from U.S. politicians, news accounts, and social media. Funded by the Annenberg Public Policy Center, it has assisted voters and the public in separating fact from fiction in politics since 2003.
AFP Fact Check is the fact-checking arm of international news agency Agence France-Presse, which deals with checking information that is being shared on the internet. AFP Fact Check offers fact-driven counter-narratives to doctored images, videos, and quotations, particularly those being shared on social media.
Lead Stories is a professional company committed to real-time trend analysis and viral hoax debunking. They use tools like Trendolizer to find and scrutinize trending but possibly false content, and with a sharp focus on political claims and social media misinformation.
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