…registered voters, which can easily overturn the results of close major elections. Yet, some critics have alleged the study is false, including the New York Times, Snopes, the Cato Institute,…

…correct. Let’s look at three prime examples. See if you notice a common thread between them. Snopes Late during the Supreme Court nomination hearings for Brett Kavanaugh, several women accused…

…these facts, Snopes, an organization that claims to be “engaged in the battle against misinformation,” states that “the most recent and credible research on this topic suggests that around 5%…

…well as other academic sources. Snopes and PolitiFact previously made the same false argument, and for this reason, Just Facts’ study provides a warning about this “mathematically illiterate” claim and…

…clearly.” Likewise, Snopes, PolitiFact, and the Huffington Post attempted to refute a 2017 study by Just Facts that used a similar methodology to estimate non-citizen votes in the 2008 presidential…

…greater purchasing power than Russian rubles. 38: Dictator Clothing Alex Kasprak of Snopes reported that Elon Musk posted this AI-generated image with the pretense that it “authentically shows Kamala Harris…

…it was attacked by the New York Times, Snopes, the Cato Institute, and the University of Washington’s Center for an Informed Public. In June, Just Facts published an article that…

…K. Johnson and Mike Stobbe, it was republished or cited by more than 100 media outlets and so-called fact checkers like PBS, Snopes, Bloomberg, the Boston Globe, the Los Angeles…