Examples of using Fact-checking in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Score one for fact-checking.
Fact-checking for Freddie Lounds?
Does no one do any fact-checking anymore?
No fact-checking, no basis in reality.
I want to start fact-checking you.
For fact-checking tips, see here.
Facebook expands its fact-checking program.
In five years,Africa Check has become a leader in global fact-checking.
And since you have done no fact-checking, you're open to a suit.
And some of them are really necessary, like fact-checking.
The Micropædia articles are intended for quick fact-checking and to help in finding more thorough information in the Macropædia.
She followed up by asking,“Do you see apotential problem here with the complete lack of fact-checking of political advertisements.”.
Because of our insider access and careful fact-checking, international media and concerned governments frequently reference our research.
Do you see a potential problem here with a complete lack of fact-checking on political ads?”.
The Conversation's FactCheck unit is the first fact-checking team in Australia and one of of the first worldwide to be accredited by the International Fact-Checking Network, an alliance of fact-checkers hosted at the Poynter Institute in the US.
Facebook is also expanding its fact-checking program.
Other users andchannels on Rumble include America's Funniest Home Videos, fact-checking website Snopes, American broadcasting company E. W. Scripps Company, Hodgetwins, cable news channels Newsmax and One America News Network(OANN), and international news organization Reuters.[1][2].
I have served as a fact checker myself on the BBC radio programme More or Less,and I often rely on fact-checking websites.
Because of our proxy services, insider access and careful fact-checking, international media and concerned governments frequently reference our research.
And when we studied this information,we studied verified news stories that were verified by six independent fact-checking organizations.
The Rise of Fact-Checking Sites in Europe, by Lucas Graves and Federica Cherubini, tracks the history of the political fact-checking site in Europe- from Channel 4's parliamentary election blog in the UK, launched in 2005, through similar efforts in France and the Netherlands, to the many independent ventures operating now.
AOC:“Do you see a potential problem with a lack of fact-checking on political advertisements?”.
The newspaper is making a comeback at this school, and like print newspapers everywhere, we're leaner and meaner--no longer concerned with facts, fact-checking, integrity or facts.
Booklist said that the bookwas so similar to The Stand that it"required some fact-checking to ascertain it was not written under a new King pseudonym.".
Glass said Daisey was unhelpful when attemptswere made to verify some of the details with his translator during the fact-checking process before the broadcas.
The misinformation is so rampant that theWashington Post stopped publishing its internet fact-checking column because people didn't seem to care if stuff was true.
In the future, Wikimedians may rely more on artificial intelligence and automated systems, which could change how they do their work andwhat they do(for some this may mean verifying and fact-checking instead of contributing new content).
The company will make it easier for users to flag fake articles on their News Feed andwill also work with organizations such as fact-checking website Snopes, ABC News and the Associated Press to check the authenticity of stories.