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1. Look for POV/bias
2. Look for impact on society
3. Look for measures or actions being put in place (if applicable)

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Articles or news or even media events. Look at different sites like CNN,CBS,FOX, private journalists, ETC and make sure to get more than just one opinion to check for bais

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Articles or news or even media events. Look at different sites like CNN,CBS,FOX, private journalists, ETC and make sure to get more than just one opinion to check for bais

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Look for reliable sources- .org/.gov
Find News websites that you can find on tv- Yahoo, CNN, Fox, CBS

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- make sure the article is recent by looking at the date
- go to a trustworthy news source (.gov, .edu)
- put keywords in quotations

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-important to use credible sources
-not all evidence might be included since it's current
-read unbiasedly
-understand causes of the event

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-Find if the article is posted within the past 5 years.
-Make sure it's a reliable source; for example if the website is a .gov, .edu, or .org; Make sure it's not biased

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1.I look it up on websites
2.Click on News
3.TMZ
4. .gov
5.CNN
6.Yahoo

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1.How recent the article is, if it's from too long ago it may not be as applicable now.
2.source of the article, you need reliable confirmed sources without bias otherwise info may not be accurate.
3.usefulness, the article needs to be useful to what you're trying to say otherwise it's not worth your time

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1. Make sure information is up to date
2. Is it credible? Reliable website and not wikipedia
3. Check for bias

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Look at a trustable space website that includes gov or edu.

One can make sure that the publisher of the article is written by and certified person or team of professional scientists.

Look for certain point of views the author is setting up in the article.

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1. Make sure the dates are relevant.
2. Check for bias or what groups are supporting the publisher/author
3.  Check if it's actually true.

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1. Search for reliable sources. (.edu/.gov/.org)
2. If the article is political, go on the website called Allsides to see its political bias.
3. If not, check article for how reliable it is (a.k.a checking how many "Pinocchios" it has.)
4. Check date of article for relevance.

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1. Check multiple articles and perhaps search engines or multiple article sources . 2 make sure article isn't outdated.3 perhaps watch youtube or the news to get more opinions on subject .

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1. Check multiple articles and perhaps search engines or multiple article sources . 2 make sure article isn't outdated.3 perhaps watch youtube or the news to get more opinions on subject .