Study warns online fact-checking can sometimes lead to believing false info

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If a liberal or demonrat say some chanves are its a lie...russia russia russia...take thr jab

Really? But in 2020, it was all good?

It sure does lie especially npr nytimes wsj and La times. I get sick of people like you trying to pitch hit for him

Here's a good rule of thumb, don't trust FB posts or Twitter memes, and don't believe anything you see on "Truth" Social. Look up the story you "heard about" and look into the sources and how many other credible outlets are reporting it. And, just as importantly, Don't just read the headline. If you're going to look it up, read the whole thing. The truth is in the details and the context, and often, the crux of the story is further down the page. Look for direct quotes and statements, and the context around them. Check the official websites of the actual agencies or organizations for direct references to official statements and information sources like statistics, polls, and official reports.

Not all outlets are going to get it right 100% of the time, so let a little time go by and check back later for any follow-ups, corrections, or retractions. And, if the outlets you follow never correct themselves, or retract a story with corrections, odds are, they're lying to you.

Never stop looking for the truth, and, Good Hunting.🔎📰💻📱🔍

“The News” Has shown itself to be untrustworthy, bought out, government controlled and FULL of lies. 
The Covid Narrative alone has forced me to admit that national news is a propaganda tube and little more.
Perhaps doing one’s own research is TERRIFYING to those in power is more likely. I rest my case.

You guys lost what little credibility you had back in 2020.
Now you're seething because no one believes a word "The News" says anymore.

tv, internet off...go use your own mind. Problem solved.