Politifact: From the Poynter Institute of Media Studies, a non-profit journalism school and research organization. Politifact
FactCheck.org: A project of the Annenberg Public Policy Center, FactCheck,
Snopes: Snope is one of the oldest, if not the oldest fact-checking sites. It began as a site debunking myths and urban legends but morphed into an investigative fact-checking site.
AP Fact Check: From the Associated Press, a news and politics fact-checker.
Tineye: A reverse image search site, Tineye can help you distinguish between actual images and ones that were AI-produced or doctored.
RumorGuard from the News Literacy Project: From The News Literacy Project, "NLP created RumorGuard to help us all learn how to recognize misinformation and stop it in its tracks. Each fact-checked viral rumor contains concrete tips to help you build your news literacy foundation and confidently evaluate claims you see online."
AllSides: AllSides displays the top news from different perspectives, so readers see how the left, right, and center cover the same story.
AdFontes Media: Best known for their media bias chart, AdFontes Media helps people differentiate news sources to make good choices.
Ground News: According to their website, "Ground News is a platform that makes it easy to compare news sources, read between the lines of media bias and break free from algorithms."
The following resources can be used by the librarians to support your curriculum and media literacy needs.