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A wide range of compilations and watchdogs catalog and challenge outlets that publish falsehoods, from Wikipedia’s curated "List of fake news websites" to active fact‑checking organizations such as Sn...
There is of how many times Donald Trump was fact-checked by independent outlets in 2024; available compilations and episodic reviews indicate hundreds of checks but differ in scope and methodology. Fa...
There is no evidence in the supplied reporting that identifies or evaluates a news outlet called "Factually," so a definitive judgment about its credibility cannot be made from these materials; the li...
is the clearest documented example in the supplied reporting of a major fact‑checker assigning — and then removing — a “false” rating for a post after a dispute and correction . Other mainstream outle...
Major independent fact‑checking organizations — including , , and — have repeatedly reviewed claims about bodily‑accident incidents involving public figures, and those reviews typically combine journa...
from a mix of established fact‑checking organizations, mainstream news agencies with dedicated verification units, university and library research guides that curate reliable resources, and aggregator...
Available reporting and reference guides compiled here explain how to judge fact‑checking outlets and list established, vetted organizations — , , , and others — but none of the provided sources menti...
Reputable news organisations and fact‑checkers have repeatedly debunked the long‑running conspiracy that France’s first lady Brigitte Macron was born male, and a Paris court has convicted people for s...
Fact-checking organizations — FactCheck.org, Reuters Fact Check, PolitiFact, Full Fact and others — publish timely, cited corrections and analyses intended to expose false or misleading public claims ...
You asked for a full fact-check of “your own website,” but available sources do not mention your specific site or content; they discuss established fact‑checking organizations and meta‑fact checks ins...
The phrase “Factually is factual” cannot be confirmed or refuted from the provided material; available sources discuss sites named “FactCheck,” “Factly,” a site called factually.co under review, and l...
Two of the provided documents point to and as organizations relevant to fact-checking practices, but none of the supplied materials actually contains a direct, standalone evaluation of Fox News’s over...