Scientists explain why ‘doing your own research’ leads to believing conspiracies
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A fact-checked debate about euthanasia
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Inside Snopes: The rise, fall, and rebirth of an internet icon
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I was wrong (and so was everyone)
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How one man was wrongly accused in Kongsberg attack – many international media outlets picked up on speculative tweets
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The co-founder of Snopes wrote dozens of plagiarized articles for the fact-checking site
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Fact check: Story about organs found on a cargo ship was intended as satire
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Is dust mostly dead skin?
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Facebook fired an employee who collected evidence of right-wing pages getting preferential treatment
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Introducing the extended sniff test (EST): A method for recreational hostile fact checking
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Facebook creates fact-checking exemption for climate deniers
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How a raccoon became an aardvark
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US President Donald Trump has accused Twitter of "completely stifling free speech" after the social media company flagged some of his tweets with a fact-check warning
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Zuckerberg dismisses fact-checking after bragging about fact-checking
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Bernie Sanders says Joe Biden "has advocated cutting Social Security for forty years" - Mostly false
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Fact-check: Five claims about thorium made by Andrew Yang
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The fact-check industry - Has our investment in debunking worked?
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Facebook to exempt opinion and satire from fact-checking
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Why you can't trust me
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Fact-checking can’t do much when people’s “dueling facts” are driven by values instead of knowledge
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Fact checking Tesla's "impact report"
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Why your newsfeed sucks
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YouTube is rolling out a feature that shows fact-checks when people search for sensitive topics
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News to me
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Fact: Calling out political furphies works, in Australia at least
An article from the Sydney Morning Herald: Fact: Calling out political furphies works, in Australia at least (with some local flavour) An article from New Scientist: Australians care if...
An article from the Sydney Morning Herald: Fact: Calling out political furphies works, in Australia at least (with some local flavour)
An article from New Scientist: Australians care if politicians tell lies, but people in the US don’t (from a non-Australian point of view)
The study itself in Royal Society Open Science: Does truth matter to voters? The effects of correcting political misinformation in an Australian sample.
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Facebook punishes liberal news site after fact check by right-wing site
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Facebook to start fact-checking program in Brazil - Six months ahead of general elections, the platform pledges to reduce organic dissemination of "news" items confirmed to be false.
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