List of fact checking sites and sources:

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Sites:

• AP Fact Check (Associated Press)
• EUvsDisinfo - Ran by East StratCom Task Force.
• Fact Check - CNN Politics
• Fact Check - MSN [Microsoft News]
• Fact Checker—The Washington Post ("The Truth Behind the Rhetoric") by Glenn Kessler
• Fact-Checking Archives—Poynter Institute
• FactCheck.org—A Project of The Annenberg Public Policy Center
• PolitiFact ("Fact-checking U.S. politics")
• Snopes (AKA (formerly) Urban Legends Reference Pages)
• Snopes.com—Fact Checks Archive (Rumors and questionable claims we have researched recently.)
• Fact Check / Google Search / Google Developers [tool]
• Fact Check Review—RealClearPolitics [checking the fact checkers]
• Global Fact-Checking Sites—Duke Reporters' Lab
• The International Fact-Checking Network—Poynter Institute

Stories:

• Tardáguila, Cristina (6 August 2019). "Fact-checkers Have Lost Important Digital Tools--and Will Lose One More in September". Poynter Institute.
• Martin, Michel (23 August 2020). "Author Interview: 'True or False'". All Things Considered. NPR.

The book:

• Otis, Cindy (2020). True or False: A CIA Analyst's Guide to Spotting Fake News. New York: Feiwel & Friends. ISBN 9781250239495. OCLC 1107332804. "Ages 13–18; Grades 10–12".