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Read about
​fake news:
Montgomery College Library in Maryland, USA has put together a great site for learning about fake news.  See it here, or search it directly from our page in the search box below.



Who's writing fake news:
Here's an interesting interview of a fake news website owner on National Public Radio (NPR).  Click here.

How to spot
​fake news:
Fact Checking Sites:
  • Politifact.com Pulitzer prize winning fact checking website
  • Factcheck.org A project from the Annenberg public policy center
  • Snopes.com The long-standing debunking website

Try fact checking on your own:
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Thanks to KT Lowe at ​http://libguides.montgomerycollege.edu/fakenews for the above graphic
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