Pulitzer Prize-winning fact checking site that tracks the accuracy of statements made by politicians.

Urban legend reference pages. Good for browsing for topics, but doesn't allow you to search for articles.

While focused primarily on political facts, it covers specific claims in-depth and with plenty of cross-referencing.

Double check image sources and see where they came from.

This website aggregates all of PolitiFact's verdicts on potentially fake news and supplies sources to back up their claims.

This wiki lists identified fake news sites that intentionally publish hoaxes and disinformation for purposes other than news satire. Some of the sites on this list use a URL that ends in .co or otherwise resembles genuine news outlets.

Zimdars is a media professor at Merrimack College and put this Google Doc together for her students to use during their research.

This site compiles a list of the most-frequently asked questions that their fact checkers receive. They list their verdicts on each claim and provide solid evidence to back up their decisions.