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What is fact-checking?

Fact-checking is the process of verifying the accuracy of statements, claims, or information presented as factual, often through independent research and evidence-based analysis.

Why is fact-checking important?

It combats the spread of misinformation and disinformation, helps the public make informed decisions, and upholds journalistic integrity by promoting accuracy and truth.

How do fact-checkers verify information?

They use various methods including consulting primary sources, interviewing experts, analyzing data, cross-referencing information, and utilizing digital verification tools.

What types of claims are typically fact-checked?

Fact-checkers commonly investigate political statements, viral social media posts, health claims, scientific assertions, and economically impactful information across various platforms.

Can I submit something for fact-checking?

Many fact-checking organizations welcome submissions from the public. Look for a 'submit a claim' or 'contact us' section on their website to suggest content for review.

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