List of fake news websites - Wikipedia
Numerous websites have been created by companies or individuals that contain satirical or news parody content that is intended to be or has been designated by fact-checkers, journalists or researchers as fake news.

Debunking Viral Claims Archives - FactCheck.org
Q: Did the Trump administration have 60 cherry blossom trees cut down in D.C. to build a golf course? A: In what the Department of Interior called “routine maintenance,” about 60 trees were removed...

GitHub - shiv-1234567/Fake-News-Dectector
This project builds a web-based application that classifies news text as Fake or Real, using a Logistic Regression model trained on a labeled dataset of ~45,000 articles.

2026 Elections False Claims Tracker - NewsGuard
2026 Elections False Claims Tracker Our team of analysts keeps you up-to-date on the false claims and phony news sites that are emerging ahead of the November U.S. elections, which will determine which political party will control Congress. Key state governorships are also up for grabs.

Fake News Detection
We have collected news articles with veracity labels from fact-checking websites and used them to train text classification systems to detect fake from real news.

Media Offenders – The White House
Explore the Media Bias Tracker that fact checks and holds Fake News accountable. False claims debunked, Hall of Shame for serial offenders, Leaderboard of networks ranked by Repeated Lies.

"Fake News" & Misinformation: How to Fact Check
Learn how to evaluate news sources, identify unreliable sources, misinformation, and conspiracy theories

Media Bias/Fact Check - Search and Learn the Bias of News Media
There are currently 11,000+ media sources, journalists, politicians and countries listed in our database and growing every day. Don’t be fooled by Questionable sources. Use the search feature above (Header) to check the bias of any source. Use name or URL.

50 Examples of Fake News in 2024 - Just Facts Daily
Reflecting back on 2024 and looking forward to a future with less misinformation and more facts, Just Facts has summarized 50 false or misleading claims spread by journalists, commentators, and so-called fact checkers during the past year.

Lead Stories
No, that's not true: The account that posted the image describes itself as a parody account, and Lead Stories found no matching reports from established news outlets confirming the claim.