Documentation for Fake News Fitness 2.0 can be found here: docs.fakenewsfitness.org
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I trust this article because it was posted by the Washington Post which is a credible source.
If there is some truth in this article, it seems to be few and far between.
Seems as though it is a credible source. There are lots of links attached to claims, although it is a biased source.
The site is Trustworthy. It doesn't use click bait, it has lots of clickable links in text to support their claims, and the owners and it comes from an academic source.
I think that this site is very trustworthy due to the reputable links, the H1, and the about the author(s)
Seems ok, however getting news from a website called PolitiChicks does not seem legit
Article only has one link to a biased source, no H1, obvious bias in article. Site is not trustworthy.
The title says that the White House provided enormous evidence of voter fraud, but there's no actual evidence in the story. No links to other sources. It seems to be pushing a certain viewpoint. It is a real story but leaves out details to push a certain viewpoint. Some mistrust.
Seems ok, however getting news from a website called PolitiChicks does not seem legit
Should be trustworthy but fact checking the sources is a good practice no matter where you look.
Looks good to go. Seems like they have a lot of reliable sources which I also checked and seemed trustworthy.
Article only has one link to a biased source, no H1, obvious bias in article. Site is not trustworthy.
Overall, I think that you can't really trust the articles on the website. They may have some correct facts but I think they'll only write about what their audience wants to hear. They don't seem very formal and the website looks like something run by a teenager.
Seems pretty trustworthy
I don't think I trust this
Seems very trustworthy.
It is fake
Because the author doesn't seem trustworthy and is clearly biased on many topics I don't fully trust this article but I wouldn't say it's fake.
i dont trust it there making speculations without any proof