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Generally speaking, before you do anything you’ll want to have 2-3 sources that are reputable. It doesn’t matter if you’re going to use the info in research papers or tweeting about something, find at least 2-3 reputable sources. Using a search engine is the best way to find outer sources. The chances are the news is true if it’s widely being reported on, but it will likely be fake if other sources are saying it’s untrustworthy.
Another thing to pay attention to is bias. Besides that, check to make sure the site is whether or not satire. Some of the most well-known satire sites include Clickhole, Borowitz and The Onion.
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