With half the planet going to the polls in 2024, fact-checking sputters Referees are rarer in a globe-spanning election year that desperately needs more fact-checking, the 11th annual Duke Reporters’ Lab census finds May 30, 2024 Joel Luther
Misinformation spreads, but fact-checking has leveled off The 10th annual fact-checking census from the Duke Reporters’ Lab tracks an ongoing slowdown in the growth of fact-checking June 21, 2023 Joel Luther
Fact-checkers extend their global reach with 391 outlets, but growth has slowed Efforts to intercept misinformation are expanding in more than 100 countries, but the pace of new fact-checking projects continues to slow. June 20, 2022 Joel Luther
Fact-checking census shows slower growth The number of new projects dipped, even as fact-checking reached more countries than ever. June 3, 2021 Joel Luther
Today: snippets of code for Google News; tomorrow: academic research and maybe a Grandpa Alert ClaimReview now includes 100,000 fact-checks, and is helping to develop new tools and bring new understanding to the fight against falsehoods. February 22, 2021 Joel Luther
As embedded fact-checking grows, reporters need to show their sources Increased transparency will allay the suspicions of a skeptical public. February 5, 2021 Joel Luther
U.S. fact-checkers gear up for 2020 campaign with 50 active platforms With the U.S. election now less than a year away, at least four dozen American… December 6, 2019 Joel Luther
There are 210 active fact-checkers in 68 countries, says the Duke Reporters’ Lab The Duke Reporters’ Lab has just updated its fact-checking census and revealed there are at… October 22, 2019 Joel Luther