• Snopes is probably the most trusted online fact-checking website. It has been verifying the accuracy online information since the dawn of the Internet.
• Politifact is a well-known fact-checker that specializes in determining the accuracy of politicians' statements and arguments.
• Factcheck.org is another trusted non-profit, non-partisan fact-checking organization.
• Whois can help you determine who registered a particular domain. This can be helpful when you want to find out who owns a website.

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