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2. Fake News is constantly fed to us through newspaper, magazines, tv, and many more sources. Its hard to differentiate what is reliable and what may be fake. This can be dangerous because people may develop inaccurate opinions about a topic causing them to act differently.
3. One example of how news on varying sources are similar is that they cover the same main events but what is different is that they each have a different title drawing the reader's attention and content within the article which can be exaggerated in hopes to hold the public's interest.
4. I think the news is biased depending on who is informing. I think everyone has their own personal view on events, because that is human nature, and sometimes it is hard to act completely unbiased on a topic. So I think the news is pretty biased, in the way they portray an event.
5. Personally, I do not think that it is possible to create a society with unbiased news, because people don't always tell the truth, and they never will.

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2. People need to put more thought into what they read before believing it.
3. Every platform has a different view/twist on the same story
4.  medium because if they are all similar on the same topic then they can't be that biased.
5. compare my news sources and look at what they all have in common- that will be the truth.

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2. Fake news is everywhere and social media always follows it.
3. Each platform can put there own twist on it but report on the same story.
4. If you look at multiple sources the news should be very reliable.
5.Look at CNN, MSNBC and FoxNews and compare them.

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2. There is a crap ton of fake news out in the world, and social media pretty much magnifys the fake news.
3. The news can be similar because each platform can use the same story, but the way they can be different is that each platform can put their own twist on the story to draw people in.
4. The news should be a reliable source and just give us the facts, so I say they aren't that biased.
5. There is so much fake news out here that the best way for people to get the true facts is for everyone to learn how to identify if something is true or fake.

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Fake news is all over the internet, and most of the American population can't detect if it is fake or not. Because people don't want to do background checks on the sources they are getting their news from, it is hard to believe what you are

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The main reason fake news is out there is to help spread someone's own views. And if someone agrees with these views whether fake of not the news will continue to spread.
All the news had dramatic lines to pull in the reader making almost all the articles the same. They are there to make money so they want to drag in as many people as they can. Some were more reliable and unbiased than others.
I think the news is very biased in order to attract millions of people they have to be.
Stop listening to media if less viewers are appearing they will be forced to fix the problem.

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Fake news is a problem in today's society. be do have be more carful and aware of it. the news articles are similar

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2. Fake news is a growing problem and seems to be very hard to stop since it spreads very quickly. Its very hard to stop since most people don't want to spend time checking if a news article is true.
3. Most stories cover recent events and those articles seem to cover the same thing as other articles. Some of those stories would go more in-depth.
4. I think the news are somewhat biased, some articles tend to go against certain people.
5. Fake news can be slowed down by teaching people how to fact check and to research before spreading the news even more.

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2. Fake news is all around, and despite efforts to stop it, readers should be aware of the dangers of it, as well as the dangers of keeping a closed mind about topics that one wants to believe.
3. There are many news articles relating to similar topics, but many of these articles have a different tone within the text and express different viewpoints regarding the topic discussion.
4. I believe the news is very biased, because it's written by individuals who all have their own opinions.
5. Writers/reporters can be more careful when there is a possibility to discuss their own opinions, but readers/listeners especially (including myself) should keep an open mind about certain topics.

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2. Fake news will always be an issue as long as we have social media.
3. The stories are the same in general, but certain news stations might go more in depth in certain areas, and not cover others, and this could be deceiving to the people reading or watching it.
4. News is pretty biased, especially if the issues being covered are political.
5. The spread of fake news can be slowed by educating people on how to find and stop it.

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2. That people need to think more about what their reading, and whether or not their own opinion is skewing the facts.
3. They all cover recent things, but each one will add different perspective based on which side their on.
4. The over all message is the same but each news station will have different details. Making it hard to tell exactly what is going on.
5. check peoples resources

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2.  Fake news is spreading and despite efforts to stop it, it will continue to spread.
3.  Many of the stories in the news were about the hurricane, but some are focusing more on politics.
4. The news is somewhat biased. Some news networks are more biased than others while the rest try to be objective.
5. There should be more fact checking and the articles should go under more review by people who have different views before being posted for the public to see.

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2. In today's society and is a growing problem.
3. they were all about hurricanes, but each site took their own side.
4. I think that the news is somewhat bias since they have to supply good content to a group of people.
5.We should crack down on the primary social media sites to stop most of the expansion of fake news.

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2. Fake News will always be a problem, so it's up to us as media consumers to fact check.
3.CNN is more focused on the hurricanes while Fox and MSNBC seem to be focused on politics. The latter two did talk about the hurricanes, but there were way fewer stories about them.
4. Most news sources show bias. In order to get all sides of a story, you either have to find a reliable network or look at multiple sources.
5. An option for news sources to decrease bias is to have people from both sides of the political spectrum work for them. That way you get multiple opinions on one topic within the same article. But as consumers, we have to stay vigilant and keep up with multiple sources.

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2. Basically, no matter what we do there will be no way to eliminate false information since there will always be people who believe false info. 3. They all covered the same basic stories but added their own politically based spin/bias to the stories changing what was told and the opinions of the viewers. 4. Very. 5. Try to stay transparent and unbiased.

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2.Fake news is a problem that is growing and it won't stop because everyone is posting fake news.
3.The news articles were similar and they discussed the same topics, but they discussed different parts of the topics.
4.Some news sources can be more biased than others it depends on the news source that you use.
5. I don't think there is anything we can do to make the news less biased. We can look at different sources that have the same article to try to be less biased as a consumer of the news.

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2. As long as people are allowed to think freely there opinions will show in what they wright. It is up to the person reading the article to determine there bias and then figure out if there bias is affecting how they report on the story or event. 3. They almost all have a bias but the biases differ.
4. I think it is a bit biased 5. People need to take responsibility for the articles they share and do the back ground research on the story to make sure its true.

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2. Fake news is spreading extremely fast and it is hard to get rid of because there is so much getting put out there.
3. The articles cover the same stories but are easily portrayed as either a bad or good thing because of biases the news reporters have.
4. I think there are a few reliable news sites, but most of them are very biased.
5. I don't think biases can be decreased because everyone is going to have an opinion no matter what, but we can be better consumers by knowing the facts and doing more research on reliable sites.

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2. For as long as we have social media, fake news will continue to emerge in shares and retweets.
3. The topics are always the same as each other. The only differences are how the facts are interpreted. 4. I try not to be biased but I'm sure I'm just as biased as everyone else. 5. Now, school is teaching everyone how to view news so we aren't tricked so if I pay attention to the lessons I should be able to separate the truth from bias.

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1. We can't stop or fight fake news because everybody shares news without looking for a resource.
2. people share news sometimes that is not true based on their political opinion.
3. In the political section all of them include news about the GOP.
4- every news organization share news that they think are support the political party they like.

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2. Fake news will continue to grow with the support of social media and skewed views of those "retweeting" and "reposting."
3. No matter what the site or view, different news sites post about the same things (the Hurricanes, for example). Differences include how they got the information and who they have to relay it back to be shared.
4. The news is very biased depending on the site. Also, most people do not like change and like to stick to what pleases them and their side. This makes everyone more opinionated and biased.
5. In order to decrease bias in the news, sites need to share multiple views and not demonize the opposing. I plan on researching topics and using different sites to broaden my news spectrum.

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2. Fake news is never going to entirely be gone.
3. They all share the topic of the Hurricanes. However, it fluctuates on which hurricane and the information provided of the Hurricane mentioned.
4. It depends on the topics spoken about. For example, during the election season the news was kind of all over the place. There are always going to be two  different viewpoints on subject matter.
5. The different programs show contain people with multiple viewpoints, so they can discuss the differences and come to a conclusion for the headlines. Otherwise, having someone who doesn't have too much of a preference would be the best fit for the job. Having multiple sources and being open to other news programs is a good way to be a better consumer of the news.

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2. fake news is a big problem in today's society because it can twits people's views
3.most of the stories were about the hurricanes but they all have different twists on how they portray the stories
4.i think that the news is very biased today because of how a article's tone is towards something versus another article's tone
5.i think one way to decrease fake news would be to make sure you find someone who doesn't have a personal opinion on a topic

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2.Fake News is hard to stop and it keeps growing. People sharing posts doesn't help to stop the problem.
3.They all included information about the hurricanes. They were different in that each shared different opinions on political issues.
4. I think the news is somewhat biased, but it is hard to tell what is and isn't biased because there isn't a clear line on what is true.
5. Nothing can really be done to decrease biases because we can't control the news, but we can look at multiple articles to get our own opinions and fact check things.

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2. Fake news is a growing problem in our media driven world.
3. They all had agendas to push but each site pushed it differently, either through guilt or withholding information.
4. Depending on the site it is either very biased or slightly biased, every news organization has a bias but some allow their bias to shroud the news that should be shown to the people.
5.Reporters should be held to a standard that values facts above opinions, I will use multiple sources to find information that is commonplace amongst them and form my own opinions based on the facts.

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2. Fake news is a growing problem and it keeps growing because people share it on social media.
3.They all included information about the hurricanes. They all have different point of views for each story.
4.The news doesn't always seem biased unless it more opinionated towards one side.
5.Have unbiased people report the stories to help decrease biased news stories

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2. Fake news is a growing epidemic across the world today and due to the advancements in social media and people sharing things without knowing if it is factual or not.
3. They all had similar topics to discuss but the different sites went about giving the information in different ways depending on their viewpoints.
4. It depends on the source. Some sources are very unbiased while others lean towards one side of a topic or issue way more than the other.
5. There needs to be multiple view points. We can't let one person/company push what they believe on us or make decisions for us. As long as both sides of a topic are covered at the same time it is alright.

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2. That there are many of the same articles but they all have their own opinion on how they see the circumstance, but some are hard to decipher  what's factual
3. Some of the things that are different is the different aspects that each news reporter looks at, but somethings that are similar are their topics.
4.I believe that some of the news sources were biased but others where very neutral.
5. I think that there should have multiple view points of the situation that the view point of one or just multiple examples of the situation.