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  • LibraryFYI logo Fact Checking Not sure what to believe? Try these non-partisan sites to check the facts.
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  • Screenshot of the Media Bias Chart website Media Bias Chart ↗ (opens in new window) Find the most factual news outlets and learn the direction and level of bias in the news outlets you watch and read.
  • Screenshot of the Media Bias/Fact Check website Media Bias/Fact Check ↗ (opens in new window) Wondering if you should trust that article? See what this non-partisan website has to say about the source.
  • Screenshot of the Politifact website Politifact ↗ (opens in new window) This non-partisan website fact checks politicians' public statements and political statements on social media. It rates each statement as true, mostly true, half true, false, mostly false, false, or pants on fire. Click the rating to find out why Politifact chose that rating and what their sources are.
  • Screenshot of the Snopes website Snopes ↗ (opens in new window) Find out the facts about the latest rumors, urban legends, and flurries of news.
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