Meta is ending its partnership with U.S. fact-checking organizations, such as ours, but we’d like to reassure our readers: FactCheck.org isn’t going anywhere. Our journalists will continue to provide nonpartisan coverage of false and misleading political claims, helping you to sort fact from fiction, just as we have done for more than 20 years.

Meta is ending its partnership with U.S. fact-checking organizations, such as ours, but we’d like to reassure our readers: FactCheck.org isn’t going anywhere. Our journalists will continue to provide nonpartisan coverage of false and misleading political claims, helping you to sort fact from fiction, just as we have done for more than 20 years. […]

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      • Granbo's Holy Hotrod
        1•6 days ago

        Stop using the internet, stop installing apps, stop scrolling on your phone. The internet is a wasteland of no redeeming value

      • @[email protected]English
        5•11 days ago

        Hypothesis: the perfect third-party fact checker doesn’t exist, because everyone has some facts they don’t like and would find it more convenient to claim the fact checker is biased than to just accept the facts.