fake news

The people seen crashing the gates weren't running for their lives, they were running to their seats for a football game.

How much time you spend on social media might say more about you than what you actually post.

I see people sharing this story as if it is real (I didn't realize how many gullible "friends" I have on Facebook), and a quick 4-second search gave me the truth.

At a press briefing Monday, President Donald Trump said it could be that there are some foreign entities “playing games.” But he said it didn't matter because he was not ordering a nationwide lockdown.

In this new world of "Clicks = Money", people will try almost anything to get you to click on a story.

The term "fake news" has become a laughable cliché over the past four years. That’s frightening and sad because there’s a lot of it out there. More than 300 years ago Jonathan Swift wrote, “falsehood flies and the truth comes limping in after it.”...

Don't fall for it. Read. Click through. Research. Don't just look at the headline and then click "Share".

Once we understand that fact that we are our own worst enemy when it comes to spreading fake news, we'll all start to get along much better.