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Five quick questions to test how you judge sources, claims and context.
Trace important claims to the original evidence or an accountable primary source.
Rules, prices, schedules and office-holders can change even when an old article was accurate.
Disagreement is a cue to compare evidence, scope and timing—not to hide uncertainty.
A clear sponsored label tells readers that money or another benefit supported the content.
Useful guidance is specific, checkable and honest about what it cannot guarantee.
