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Multiple documented eyewitness compilations and leaked records describe systematic abuses inside Xinjiang detention facilities: Amnesty International interviewed more than 50 former detainees who all ...
that cite “unnamed discoveries” are a classic misinformation vector because they invoke authority without producing verifiable evidence; professional fact‑checkers neutralize that power by forcing cla...
CNN’s publicly described fact-checking operation emphasizes systematic verification, cross-referencing, and clear labeling of analysis and opinion, and independent assessments show it often rates fewe...
and the cohort of independent journalists who publish on it have altered how high‑profile abuse allegations are framed and consumed by giving writers direct access to paying readers, legal supports an...
Fact‑checkers concluded the circulating protest video was through a mix of automated detection tools, visual forensic cues, and open‑source verification practices — not a single silver‑bullet test — a...
Several established fact‑checking outlets and verification organizations have documented, investigated, or developed tools to detect synthetic media used to impersonate journalists; prominent names ap...
There is no clear, documented catalog in the provided reporting of Substack-hosted investigations that were subsequently retracted or formally corrected by mainstream news organizations; the sources i...
Substack emerged in 2024–2026 as a recurring platform for breaking investigations and audio leaks: high‑profile uploads included unverified Epstein‑related audio shared from a Substack account, major ...
Access to beneficial ownership registries varies wildly: some countries provide public, searchable registers; others restrict access to authorities or to those who prove a “legitimate interest,” and s...
Investigative reporters stitch together corporate registries, regulatory filings, aggregated databases and leaked datasets to map media funding and beneficial owners, leaning heavily on tools like Ope...
A handful of investigations and disclosures have pulled back the curtain on hidden funding flows into small or niche media — most prominently a WikiLeaks-style dump that tied USAID money to hundreds o...
Journalists have combined large-scale sweeps, metadata forensics, specialist detection tools and old‑fashioned pattern‑reading to identify channels composed entirely of AI‑generated videos, leaning on...
Factually.co’s specific fact‑checking methodology is not described in the provided materials; none of the supplied analyses reference factually.co directly, leaving for its internal processes . To hel...