Evaluating an Online News Article Example
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How to Spot Fake News by Factcheck.org
1. Consider the source.
2. Read beyond the headline.
3. Check the author.
4. Check the evidence.
5. Check the date.
6. Confirm it isn't satire.
7. Check your biases.
8. Consult the experts.
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