The International Fact-Checking Network is a unit of the Poynter Institute dedicated to bringing together fact-checkers worldwide.
Things to look for
Always view information with a critical eye. Look up the claims that the news articles produces, as well as the organization and author publishing the story.
Sometimes the way you phrase your search yields biased results. Even if an article might not confirm what you believe, the evidence might be true, and you shouldn't ignore it.
Fake news can be found on various platforms, such as YouTube, Facebook, radio shows, images, articles, etc.
Images and photographs can also be part of fake news. Sometimes they are edited or digitally manipulated. If you suspect a photo or image of being false, perform a reverse image search using Google or Tin Eye.
