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Fox News is known to be a bias news resource and not always trustworthy when it comes to politics. They are also a republican news channel and Obama is democratic so they have different opinions. They could possibly be saying false information to make it seem like Obama isn't a good person because they don't share the same viewpoints. To make sure if it was true or not, you could look up the topic to see if other news resources say the same thing.

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Fox News is a bias news channel and it's probably not trustworthy when they are informing people with politics. Even though Fox is a popular site to get the news happening from around the world, the reporter of Fox News is a Republican and Obama is a Democrat. Because of that, the agenda would be to persuade people to be opposed to Obama. You should look up other news sites to see if they tell people with the same information as Fox news.

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I would tell him to look into that more. Sometimes, news stations like to lie to get your attention on something you watch them and start to believe them. Since FOX NEWS sometimes talks about facts and other times about their own bias opinion, you don't know if what they are saying is true. I would tell him to look on more sites and see if it says anything about it on the internet or other news channels like CNN  or NBC for more information.

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I would tell him that not everyone states the truth when it comes to news or social media because what they are really looking for, is views, and possibly likes. Especially for popular websites like FOX, they tend to state their own opinion on things by taking sides, which leads to views, which is what everyone wants. One way that I would tell my friend to detect if there is any bias or an agenda in the writing, is to look for any type of clue words that doesn't fully confirm anything, such as "I think," or "It is expected," or even "It is hoped for." But, if it does contain words that indicate that it could be facts, then try and go to different websites, or the writer's source to see if there is any difference between the two. And finally, I'd tell him to look to see if it doesn't change the subject by moving onto something else. Sometimes, news websites make their articles so entertaining, that you don't notice the change of subject because they do it very smoothly and sneakily, which again, can lead to opinions and media bias.

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I would say that Fox news might not agree with Obama. So they will try to make up false things about him and make up things that didn't happen. Then I would tell him that he should check other websites to make sure the news is true. Also, I would tell him that he shouldn't always believe what just one article says.

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I would tell my friend that he should fact check that information before agreeing with that statement. Fox news may have exaggerated the article so they can favor the opinion of there followers. They should check to see how many news outlets are saying this and if they are saying the same thing. You should never just stick with one news article's opinion.

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I would say to my friend that FOX may not like Obama and say false information about him that information may not be true and say you may want to check multiple sources to see if its really true or not.

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I would tell my friend that he should read other sources before totally agreeing to one. Any news source can over exaggerate their words so they can catch more viewers. My friend should look at another news source that says the opposite thing about Obama and his hip hop celebrity BBQ.

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I would tell my friend that Fox has a bias against Obama and they should check other sites as well for different perspectives. Fox can sometimes even over exaggerate their words even if their information is correct. You should have many sources when making a statement related to the news.  The reporter's bias was probably also stated in the article so it's important to be able to tell between facts and opinions.

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I would tell my friend to look at different websites. You cant just stick to one website or news source because some of them aren't always reliable. After looking at those websites and seeing all the facts he could make an informed decision. Fox may be right but they could have over exaggerated it.

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I would tell my friend that some of it could possibly be true but since Fox is more right winged. I would also tell him that Fox also have a bias against Obama. Fox might exaggerate things and make things hard to believe. I would also tell him to look at more news sources before making any sort of conclusion.

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I would tell my friend to check out other sources before reaching any conclusion. Fox News definitely leans toward the right. They're agenda would fall under promoting the right wing. So, therefor, the article might be exaggerated or not 100% true.

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I would tell my friend that it might be true, but Fox News is more right winged. Because they have a bias against Obama they might twist the facts a bit. I would also tell my friend to look in to other News stations other then Fox. Nowadays the news is twisted towards one side based on bias and it is hard to know what is true or what is fabricated.

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I would tell my friend that FOX news has a certain bias that would make some of their statements opinions instead of real facts. I'd advise them to look at other news outlets too to see different sides of the topic and then to determine what to believe by comparing all of the sources.

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I would advise my friend to look at some different websites not just FOX's. I would also inform them that FOX can have a strong bias that may not always have the general facts and just opinions.

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I would tell him to look at other websites. If he looks at other websites he would determine the general facts that each website is stating. By determining on how the facts stated you can go on a bias or fact check website. If you check what website has which biases,  you can see what the real facts were.

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I would tell my friend that they should not just stick to that one website. There are other news stations and so much media that you can check what others may think too. That this person maybe had thought this but someone else may have thought something else. So it's a biased statement, not an actual fact.

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If I was in this situation, I would inform my friend about media bias. I would talk about how FOX has a bias against democratic politicians.  I would then advise him to check some other news sites for different sides of the story. If everyone else said the same thing, it may be true. However, if different sites say different things, the truth probably lies in the middle.

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I would tell my friend to check other sites to check if it is actually real. Also because Fox is very biased and could be just saying that for views of other people.

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I would tell my friend to not only trust one specific source since there could be other news outlets with different information and that FOX could be giving false information to attract more people and views. I would also tell him/her that FOX could be getting this information from social media’s that can amplify false information. I would suggest to check multiple sources to see if they say similar information, if there’s any differences, and to check if it’s updated to know that it’s true or false.

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I would tell my friend that news sources can be biased so they should check multiple sources. I would also tell him that he should check the same topic on different news sites so that he could see multiple perspectives. Another thing I would tell him, is that reading something on a news article doesn't make it a fact because news sites like to lie so more people read their stories. The last thing I would tell my friend is that you can put too much trust into one website and that you should keep an open mind.

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i would say on jah bro that's a straight cap u wanna play some mincraft

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I would ask my friend for proof of this claim. After that I would check this news for bias, since news companies have bias, you can't immediately believe this.

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I would first ask my friend if this is real. Then I would look at Fox to check depending on his answer. Lots of news websites have bias and you cannot trust some. Not all news are true and lots of it are bias. You cannot trust all news

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I would tell my friend that before deciding if that statement is true or not, she should check more news sites. Many news sites can be bias, including Fox News. Not everything that one article is saying can necessarily be true. News sites will change the story up a little depending on their bias. They could try and make you think something is true even though it might not be.

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I would suggest that my friend use more than one source before claiming facts rather than opinion. The reason I would say this is because each media news source has a different bias. That being said that means each source has an agenda of trying to make you politically lean one way rather than the other. I would overall say they should read from completely different new sources before formulating an opinion on political topics.

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Diana Villegas                                                                                                     I would suggest to my friend to look more in depth about the subject because some news sites can lie, but some can also say the truth. They can have different opinions on one subject. Some news sites can tell you what you want to hear to get more views or to interest more people.  

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Diana Villegas                                                                                                     I would suggest to my friend to look more in depth about the subject because some news sites can lie, but some can also say the truth. They can have different opinions on one subject. Some news sites can tell you what you want to hear to get more views or to interest more people.  

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I would tell my friend that to look into what he/she heard/read more because not everything you hear can be true. It might be more bias. Most news stations are bias in a subtle way. They want there viewers believe in what they want. But there of course can be bias in a news station. But I would tell him/her to look into it more.  One way she can research the subject/situation is to look at other websites and other news stations and see if they talked about it or has anything about it.  And compare both articles and if they are the same, then the situation is true.  But if one is leaning toward one side and one is leaning toward the other, there could be bias into play.  So, he/she should decide what to believe because everyone is different.

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Nothing is 100% true as people could have a outright hatred against a person and specifically target something to do a action with it. You can also fact check it with other media, but it isn’t guaranteed it is true as others might have a different perspective if they are focused on another type of news they have on their agenda. A reporter might receive different “facts” about the situation, and usually they could be exaggerated and way off the true facts. The way you think can make you have a certain opinion too.

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I would say that nothing is 100% granted to be accurate on any website or social media, you should always check to see if it has true facts, someones biased opinion, or can be one sided about the subject because everyone can see things differently. You should try to do your own research to understand and educate yourself about the news story vs following someone else's opinion. Fox nation tends to side with republicans beliefs and opinions so you might not get a clear picture of what happened.

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I would tell my friend to look around more to see if that is actually factual information becuase the title or subtitle could just be a hook to make viewers click on the link or website. It might just be a stretch of the truth to grab the readers attention.

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When we were working on the web quest it said that Fox News was not completely truthful but if it was i would tell him to check other sources also like CNN, NBC, etc. Also some articles have some bias on it meaning they might have a side or post of view on something. Maybe it failed to create jobs but something else happened instead that did later. There are websites that help or you can use key works like if a person 'failed' to do something or 'mistake' and see what side that person is. It is more likely that they say these key words against the opposite side. Going back to looking at other sources you can see if another source has a similar story but if you know they are favoring one side and they said it was great, that shows the other site has a certain bias.

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Everything from social media to news websites aren't always accurate. People can bend some information, just to capture your attention. Some articles also have bias in them too. I would tell my friend that just because Fox News is a big and well know news website, doesn't mean the information in there is factual and unbiased. Some graphics and videos also could be coming from a completely different topic. They just want to capture your emotions and make you willingly stay on the website. Things that my friend could do are checking other websites that might have the same story or check the article for key words that indicate if it's fake or biased.

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I would tell him that not everyone states the truth when it comes to news or social media because what they are really looking for, is views, and possibly likes. Especially for popular websites like FOX, they tend to state their own opinion on things by taking sides, which leads to views, which is what everyone wants. One way that I would tell my friend to detect if there is any bias or an agenda in the writing, is to look for any type of clue words that doesn't fully confirm anything, such as "I think," or "It is expected," or even "It is hoped for." But, if it does contain words that indicate that it could be facts, then try and go to different websites, or the writer's source to see if there is any difference between the two. And finally, I'd tell him to look to see if it doesn't change the subject by moving onto something else. Sometimes, news websites make their articles so entertaining, that you don't notice the change of subject because they do it very smoothly and sneakily, which again, can lead to opinions and media bias.

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I would tell him to look into that more. Sometimes, news stations like to lie to get your attention on something you watch them and start to believe them. Since FOX NEWS sometimes talks about facts and other times about their own bias opinion, you don't know if what they are saying is true. I would tell him to look on more sites and see if it says anything about it on the internet or other news channels like CNN  or NBC for more information.

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I don't think that it's true because Fox News could be trying to get more people to read their articles, and stretch the truth to make that happen.

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Fox tends to have a more right slant in their news reporting. Keeping this in mind, you can determine that this article may have a bias and a certain narrative that FOX reporters want to put out. While it may not seem biased plainly, there can be a topic and idea that they want to plant in readers minds.

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Sometimes news articles go out of others way to lie about the article so more people read it. If they wouldn't lie they would just be equal, but they do not want that, they want to be on the top so more people can rely on them. You can search it up on another news article to see if its true. You can also check google and study the topic.

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FOX has a strong right bias which means that it is possible this is true but it might not be because they support the right side of politics. You can use fact check to see if it is true and then confirm it.

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Just because you see something on a news site, that does not mean that it's absolutely a fact. Most news sites are biased and are trying to get you to think something. Fox is biased towards the Republican party, and Obama is democratic. Because of that, Fox likely has a bias against Obama. Also, Fox often publishes non-factual stories with no sources. The best way to keep yourself informed is to look at various news sources with different biases and agendas so that you get all sides of the story.

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A lot of times news outlets including Fox News will go around the truth to make the story seem more interesting. They will also use bias information which makes their stories unreliable.

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Just make sure you're checking many different sources to make sure that the article you're reading doesn't have a bias, especially if the story seems strange or hard to believe. It is almost impossible for a writer to have absolutely no bias, they're only human. Even if they don't have an agenda, (trying to influence your thoughts by exaggerating the truth, or not telling the whole truth,) they probably still have an opinion that can sometimes bleed into their writing. Checking for bias can lead you to be more informed about issues like Obama's hip hop celebrity barbecue.

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Well no website will ever fully tell the truth and sometimes people will be bias. Being biased means to look at one side of the story and not another. A particular opinion should never be trusted, only facts and that's why you should always check more than one new site to see if your getting all sides of the story. If you wanted you could look up the writer and see if there is any reports of them being biased.

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Though Fox news can be a could site to look at for information, you shouldn't believe everything they say to be 100% the truth. Every news site is at least a little bit biased. Everyone who writes those articles is a person who thinks a certain way (biased). That doesn't mean though, you shouldn't believe anything you read. It just means that you should be more careful about what you read, and whether or not it's biased or not. To find out how biased a site is, you can look at media fact check sites to find out.

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Every news site will most likely have access to the same information, but their bias becomes a lens that filters what facts and opinions the sites publish. Since every person has their opinion, what the reporters write tends to create a public view of what "side" that source is most biased towards. FOX News is known to be a mostly right-side biased site or a republican supporting site. Because Obama is a democrat, FOX news is likely to exaggerate what they write to sway their readers due to their agenda. To avoid false information, many websites will fact check news sites and tell you how biased the sites are and what their bias or agenda is.

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Something being on a news website doesn't prove that it will be 100% accurate at most times.  FOX news is one of the many news that people like to read/hear from but it has its mistakes at times. This website isn't always trustworthy. They like to add extra words that don't need to be on a topic, title, or article. This website is more towards being more Right-Biased and most of the things that are published from the website are failed to be factual and are soon retracted because of the amount of misleading information that has taken place in the article/news. The author that wrote that might have just wanted to attract many readers. To see if it's false or not, you can just go to a different news website and see if there might be anything similar to that news. Also, you can go to www.mediabiasfactcheck.com and check if Fox is trustworthy. On the media bias website, it says that the factual reporting is mixed which isn't totally good since that means that the website is using more false information/opinions and maybe some facts. NBC News seems to be a better website to trust since it has a more Left-Centered bias and has a high factual reporting due to proper sourcing.

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Fox regularly tends to have a strong right, or conservative, bias. Because of this, they are usually known for using strong, bold, loaded words which exaggerates a topic from what it really is. Since they are known for being more towards the extreme side of conservatism and for their exaggeration, I'd say that Fox isn't being entirely truthful and is just using these bold assumptions for more reads, which then leads to more people supporting this idea, that's their agenda. If you compare bias articles like these to non-bias articles, you'd be able to tell a difference and that could help you decipher what is factual and what isn't. Going on a website such as Media Bias/Fact Check could help as well, that's the website I used to back up my information.

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Since Fox News has a strong right, or conservative bias, this might be an exaggeration, since Obama was a Democrat. This probably is not entirely true, because Fox would use fake or over-exaggerated facts to try and support their bias. Their agenda might be to convince others that their opinion is the right one, like most biased sources.You can tell if a media or source or news outlet is biased by comparing their article to a non-biased one, or going to a website.

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FOX leans towards the Republican party while Obama is a Democrat so they would probably make their stories slanted against Democrats and Obama because of their bias. You can't assume everything you read is a fact. You have to review things closely and see if the story is based on facts or if it is just someone's opinion. You can identify bias in the media by considering who the sources are and who's point of view the story is told from. You can also look for double standards and stereotypes within the articles.

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Based on my knowledge about FOX News, I know that that news source is usually very bias towards the right when speaking in terms of politics. Most of the articles on that site are going to be againts democrats. Obama is a democrat, so FOX news would tend to over-exaggerate the situation to try and make others think negatively about him and his actions. Even though news sources like to do that, the information they share could also very well have much truth to them. You can infer a news source's bias by looking at several of the headings to see if they have a right or left bias.

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FOX News tends to have a right/conservative bias. They tend to report facts in ways that go in favor of the Republicans and go against the Democrats. Obama is from the Democratic party, so FOX News would be eager to point out and exaggerate things that go against Obama and the Democratic party. There are a few ways in which you can detect a news website's bias or agenda. One of the ways you can detect it is by looking at their choice of words and who they support in the article. A good example is a website/article that covers the presidential debate. If they describe the Democratic candidate in a better way than the Republican candidate, you can tell that they have a left/liberal bias, and vice versa. One other good way to detect a bias on a news website is to look at the stories that they put on the website. If the website only publishes stories that relate to one subject, such as stories in favor of the Republican party, you can tell that they have a bias in the stories they publish.

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Though many organizations try to further themselves from bias, that doesn't always happen. FOX news, a popular and common site can definitely be bias at some points. If one were to compare FOX's information to another outlets, everything might not match perfectly. Therefore, FOX news may not always be the most reliable site for the readers. Like others, it also tends to exaggerate some of their information which is not good for the readers. So, FOX news may not be the best site for any potential reader.

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Many major news outlets like FOX, are very politically biased in their articles. FOX often ignores the main issue and focuses on what they want their readers to see in modern-day politics. Therefore FOX news is not the most credible site to get your news from, or to let shape your opinion. If you wanted to check if a piece of news from a very politically corrupted cite like FOX is true try using other news organizations to see if what their reports somewhat align, this could help you see more clearly what is going on.

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Fox News is a bias news channel and it's probably not trustworthy when they are informing people with politics. Even though Fox is a popular site to get the news happening from around the world, the reporter of Fox News is a Republican and Obama is a Democrat. Because of that, the agenda would be to persuade people to be opposed to Obama. You should look up other news sites to see if they tell people with the same information as Fox news.

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Many sites like to over exaggerate their titles to get more views on their article/video. Sometimes, the title has nothing to do with the article, but it gets whatever they are saying read. Many people trust these sites because they are famous, but we have to learn to fact check the things they post. Most articles and videos have some bias, whether we notice it or not.

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Click bait has become a common thing among a lot of sites, and it's usually very unrealistic, and then exaggerated into something even less realistic. Anyway, the agenda of most sites is to actually have you believe them, so ignore all the weird titles that come up and stick to the more realistic ones.

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I think that this is  false there is many ways this could be untrue. The freind could have just read the headline and not have gone into the article, Or Fox news 

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I think that this is  false there is many ways this could be untrue. The freind could have just read the headline and not have gone into the article, Or Fox news 

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Fox News is known to be a bias news resource and not always trustworthy when it comes to politics. They are also a republican news channel and Obama is democratic so they have different opinions. They could possibly be saying false information to make it seem like Obama isn't a good person because they don't share the same viewpoints. To make sure if it was true or not, you could look up the topic to see if other news resources say the same thing.

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I think that it may not be true because it doesn't sound right and usually if I don't know if it's true I will ask my parents. Also, to make sure it's really true I would copy and paste the tittle and search it up online to see if it's true.

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Depending on which resource you get your information from, biases can be angled towards the "right" or the "left". In this case, FOX News has a tendency to be angled towards the "right side" of the American political system, which is generally more Republican. Since Obama was/is a Democrat, FOX could possibly disagree with Obama's ideas and policies since they are generally differing from Republican views. You can always go online and check what biases different news outlets typically have, or look for context clues while reading the article.

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Fox was very much leaning against Obama, they are a strict republican site so they just hate him because he doesn't  have all the same veiwpoints, THAT BEING SAID, this could possibly be true. take it with a grain of salt.

Barack Obama hosted the party on august 4th, our shared birthday.

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Fox News is known as a biased new channel. They are pro republican so they are against Obama because he is a Democrat which is their rival party. They are also known for starting many controversies, allegations and firings. Because Fox News is a Pro-republican channel this means all their news coverage on Obama will most likely be very biased and against him. Fox News is wanting the people reading to think he is a bad person or has done something bad so the reader will have the same mind set and beliefs they are persuading them to become a Republican or side with them/wanting people to think badly about Obama.

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Fox news is a biased news website and channel, as most news channels are, and Fox Nation is a Fox company Fox nation is a subscription site with many news coverage's. Some of their focus is on crime cases from the past. They also focus on political events. Fox Nation seems like a very politically driven website, some writing may not be factual because Fox Nation also has talk shows and podcasts.  You need to think about how the title is written and how the author of that article uses words to make sure they are factual.

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I had to look it up,  Fox Nation is subscription website that, I believe is part of Fox News (LLC). it  seems trustworthy enough, but who knows? As far as I know (or as far as Wikipedia (I know it's technically all that we try to avoid, the MOST fake, but it was my only source. Sue me) told me. Also if you just look it up, a bunch of Fox News (LLC) and Fox Nation comes up, under that I found some that said the opposite as the Foxes, but who knows!
I would like to add that Fox Nation is a republican website, and with Obama being democratic, they dislike him.
I read the article, no sources and 6 grammar issues.

NOTE: this isn't my official padlet, just trying to help