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The impact of fact-checking organizations on public perception, including the role of political alignment and message framing.
Fact‑checkers treat viral off‑camera remarks by politicians as verifiable claims when evidence exists, applying the same research, sourcing and rating procedures they use for on‑record statements; maj...
Independent fact-checkers and major nonpartisan analyses conclude there is no credible evidence of widespread or outcome-changing fraud in the 2020 U.S. presidential election, finding only isolated in...
Partisan fact‑checking disputes—when high‑profile commentators attack professional fact‑checkers—do measurable damage to public confidence in media accountability by feeding existing partisan doubts a...