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Internet Archive to help First Draft News debunk fake news
We are delighted to announce a new partnership with First Draft News, a nonpartisan organization dedicated to ferreting out misinformation online. In its short existence–it was founded in June 2015–First Draft News has already spearheaded innovative projects that bring together … Continue reading
TV News highlights: sanctuary cities, cabinet wealth, and more
By Katie Dahl In our weekly highlights reel of fact-checked TV appearances by public officials, we feature our fact-checking partners’ reports on sanctuary cities, what Roger Stone knew about the Podesta emails, the financial wealth of Trump’s cabinet, the loss of U.S. … Continue reading
TV News highlights: NATO, Russian influence, coal miners, and more
By Katie Dahl This week’s highlight reel of TV News moments fact-checked by our partners at PolitiFact, FactCheck.org, and The Washington Post’s Fact Checker feature the presidential tweet during the congressional hearing about Russian influence on the election, what Germany … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, News, Television Archive
Tagged 9th Circuit, American Health Care Act, Coal, Corporation for Public Broadcasting, Donald Trump, Factcheck.org, FBI, Germany, James Comey, Michael Rogers, Mick Mulvaney, NATO, NSA, Obamacare, PolitiFact, Russia, Single moms, The Washington Post's Fact Check, Travel ban
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TV news highlights with fact checks: proposed health care reform
By Katie Dahl In this week’s roundup of fact-checked TV news from the TV News Archive, our fact checking partners–FactCheck.org, PolitiFact, and The Washington Post‘s Fact Checker–dug into statements from congressional leaders and the Trump administration about the proposed American Health Care … Continue reading
TV news highlights: overtime pay, Middle East, murder rate and more
by Katie Dahl President Donald Trump addressed Congress for the first time this week and the Democratic National Committee elected a new chair, Thomas Perez. Here are five claims our fact-checking partners examined this week, paired with corresponding clips from the Trump Archive … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, News, Television Archive
Tagged crime, defense, Donald Trump, fact checking, Factcheck.org, Middle East, military, murder rate, NATO, overtime, PolitiFact, The Washington Post's Fact Checker, Thomas Perez, Trump Archive, TV news archive
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How to Use the Trump Archive to find TV news appearances, fact checks, and share clips
by Katie Dahl The experimental Trump Archive, which we launched in January, is a collection of President Donald Trump’s appearances on TV news shows, including interviews, speeches, and press conferences dating back to 2009. Now largely hand-curated, the Trump Archive is a prototype … Continue reading
TV news highlights with fact checks
By Nancy Watzman and Katie Dahl Last week, our national fact checking partners concentrated on two events featuring President Donald Trump: a press conference on February 16, and his rally in Melbourne, Florida on February 18. The Conservative Political Action … Continue reading
Posted in News, Television Archive
Tagged Donald Trump, fact check, Hillary Clinton, immigration, journalism, Reince Priebus, Ronald Reagan, Russia, Steve Bannon, Sweden, TV news
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This week’s TV news highlights with fact checks
by Katie Dahl As part of a new regular feature, the Internet Archive presents highlights from our national fact checking partners of TV news segments aired over the past week. These include President Donald Trump’s assertion that the number of police officers … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, News
Tagged Bill O'Reilly, crime, Donald Trump, Elizabeth Warren, Factcheck.org, Fox News, immigrants, Ivanka Trump, Mitch McConnell, Nordstrom, officers, police, PolitiFact, sanctuary cities, Sean Spicer, terrorism, The Washington Post's Fact Checker, Trump Archive, TV news archive, voting
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