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April 2, 2019

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Commentary: A comprehensive guide to navigating 'fake news'

Having a certain level of media literacy and critical thinking skills is key to navigating through this churning sea of lies, echo chambers and — dare I mention it again? — “fake news.” Journalists are trained to view every new fact that comes their way with scrutiny. You can, too.

By Kelcie Grega April 2, 2019
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