Fake News and Media Literacy

A website that rates the bias of news stories and other articles, labeling them according to where they fit on a political spectrum from left to center to right.

A project of the Annenberg Public Policy Center that checks the accuracy of political statements, news, and claims.

Run by the Tampa Bay Times (which is owned by journalism school the Poynter Institute), this site checks and ranks political claims.

The Poynter Institute develops resources for journalists and writers, plus offers resources on fact checking and media literacy for the general public.

Fact checks political and governmental topics.

DataRefuge archives federal data and supports climate and environmental research and advocacy.

This site first harvested Federal Government web pages in 2008 at the end of the Bush administration and did the same in 2012 for the Obama administration.

The Memory Hole saves important documents from being taken offline and digitizes information that previously was only available in print.

The Internet Archive is a nonprofit digital library that archives web pages. To use its Wayback Machine, enter the URL of the site you are looking for. It will search for that address and display the page, if it is available.