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The importance of rigorous research methods in verifying factual information
Fact-checking is a disciplined process — not intuition — that combines verification, source evaluation and transparent documentation to determine whether an empirical claim is true, misleading or unsu...
“Factually” sits at the intersection of two related concepts: background facts—contextual details used to explain how a legal dispute or issue arose—and factual information—verifiable data that can be...
Deportation can create a “sieve” that removes higher‑risk individuals from immigrant populations, biasing comparisons of immigrant and citizen crime rates unless researchers correct for it; social sci...