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Are the pictures stock images? Where do they come from?

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Are the pictures stock images? Where do they come from?

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Google Image search!

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Do you have the bias? Were you searching for a story using your own bias? What types of sources do you generally use and support?

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Don't be fooled by the evidence (testimony/images/videos/etc.)

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Don't be fooled by the evidence (testimony/images/videos/etc.)

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Are they real? What photos are there and why?

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One of the things that I struggle with the most is checking my own bias. Firstly, what I would do is write my own opinion about the issue on a piece of paper before starting to read the article; as if in a way to get rid of all those thoughts. Next, try to read it with a fresh perspective. It will require practice but it's a way I think might help me!

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Take note of the language used. Satirical articles will often use hyperbole in its descriptions of events, or will use quotes that seem to be more sensational than a level-headed person might offer.

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Check track record of author and news source

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Check track record of author and news source

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Make sure that the news source has been consistent on providing non-bias articles

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Multiple recent/related articles by other news outlets!

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Multiple recent/related articles by other news outlets!

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Google the topic and see if other news outlets are covering the same issue! If there are related articles, you can eliminate the possibility that they are starting trouble for no reason

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Research Other Stories Posted by The Publisher

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Research Other Stories Posted by The Publisher

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Is there a clear bias to one side of a story/argument?

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Are you biased toward this article? (for/against)

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Are you biased toward this article? (for/against)

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Also looking at how a person against the statements made in the article would go about discrediting it, would there be any merits to those arguments?

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check previous data and compare it..

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Check if they're a real person, a journalist, etc.

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Look at the author's social media to determine what kind of writer they are

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Look at the author's social media to determine what kind of writer they are

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Check The Sources That Are Linked/Cited?

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Check The Sources That Are Linked/Cited?

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Sometimes things that you read will link their own website to "support" their content. Is this truly credible? Only offers a one sided (publisher) viewpoint.