LibGuides: Media Bias and Fake News: Media Bias &amp; Fake News

How to Spot Fake News

Source: International Federation of Library Associations

Bias and Fact Checking Websites

Allsides
Right, Left, Center? Find Out!
Factcheck.org
Produced by the Annenberg Public Policy Center. Use keyword search option.
Snopes
Est. in 1994 and perhaps the most regularly consulted fact/rumor checker!

Fake News Classroom Resources

Stanford University: Civic Online Reasoning
Teaching Kids News
Factitious Game

Sample Fake News Site

The Truth About Cancer
AP's Investigation into Couple behind thetruthaboutcancer.com

Media Bias

Source: AllSides

Most Reliable News Sources

List provided by URI's Assoc. Professors Kendall Moore and John Pantalone during their presentation "Supporting Patrons in a Fake News World," February 2017

BBC
Reuters
The New York Times
NPR
The Wall Street Journal
Pew Research