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Read about events, find original material and compare coverage. These starting points separate daily reporting, archives and claim checking.

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Check the claim rather than the headline

Before sharing a publication, identify exactly what you would repeat. Different claims require different evidence.

Check the claim rather than the headline
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An event is said to have happenedA dated account with identifiable observationsEvent date, location and repeated use of the same source
A person is said to have spokenThe complete speech, interview or recordingExact passage, context and the distinction between a quote and a summary
A figure is said to show changeThe original table and documentationPopulation, period, unit and any change in method

Leave the question open when the document is missing. Several pages repeating one announcement are not independent confirmations.

Before you continue

Distinguish the event date from the publication date before sharing an excerpt.

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