The above chart is from adfontes media, where you can see their methodology that determined how sources are ranked. Here's a link to the latest version of the chart:
Satire
The Onion:Inside the biggest 'fake news' outlet in the world
Kim Jo Un Voted Sexiest Man Alive
Reporting Errors
Dewey Defeats Truman - Ever heard of President Dewey???
Dead, Alive and Dead Again - the story of Tom Petty
Fake News
Many Americans Believe Fake News is Sowing Confusion
The Science of Fake News
The Ongoing Battle Between Science Teachers and Fake News
Fake News Sites are Simply Changing Their Domain Names to Get Around Facebook Fact-Checkers
How Can We Know What is Real and What is Fake?
Fake News, Propaganda, and Misinformation: Learning to Critically Evaluate Media Sources - from Cornell University Library
Fake News, Misinformation, and Propaganda - from Harvard Library
Fake Or Real? How To Self-Check The News And Get The Facts
Even More Library Guides on Fake News from Springshare
Snopes.com
FactCheck.org
PolitiFact
Test Your Fake News Judgment,
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Let's work our way through some of these ideas ourselves. Using the infographic and what we've talked about, each group will review one of these "news" sites and evaluate it for "realness":
