My opening remarks at Global Fact V, the fifth annual meeting of the world’s fact-checkers, organized by the International Fact-Checking Network, held June 20-22 in…
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The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, the Facebook Journalism Project and the Craig Newmark Foundation are awarding grants to the Duke University Reporters’…
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A new Reporters’ Lab app allows users to “talk to Share the Facts.” The new app for the Google Home taps the growing database of…
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If you walked into the Reporters’ Lab in the last few weeks, you heard a lot of questions for Alexa. “Alexa, ask the fact-checkers: Is…
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The Duke Reporters’ Lab has created a new fact-checking app for the Amazon Echo. The app is a spin-off of Share the Facts, a project…
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On Wednesday, the Duke Reporters’ Lab will test a new tool that will provide on-screen fact-checking during the third presidential debate. The tool, a free…
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The Duke Reporters’ Lab has created three new Twitter feeds to help voters keep up with fact-checking during the 2016 presidential campaign. The Twitter feeds…
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As Hillary Clinton became the first female presidential candidate to accept the nomination of a major political party on Thursday night, fact-checkers dug into the…
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The Republicans kept fact-checkers on their toes during their convention in Cleveland. Next, it’s the Democrats’ turn as they gather in Philadelphia to nominate Hillary…
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Republican nominee Donald Trump’s 75-minute acceptance speech on the last night of the GOP convention sent fact-checkers into overdrive. PolitiFact, The Washington Post and FactCheck.org…
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