Essays on Fake News

By attempting to identify similar acts or beliefs in others, this type of argument seeks to justify one’s own behavior or beliefs. You strive to do two wrongs to be right while pointing the finger at others. The phrase “I can accomplish it too if all others can” is frequently…

In the last five months, the term “fake news” has grown in common. The term is interpreted differently by different individuals. The media publishes news on the internet, which is dependent on people’s reactions to the news and inner behavior. This can decide whether or not news is labeled as…

The problem of fake news in US elections first appeared in the run-up to the 2004 elections; over time, fake news became a reliable source of public intelligence (Holbert). The rise of fake news has been due to the rise of social media and the reliance on entertainment media as…

Satire is a literary talent that is used to draw attention to societal evils in order to raise public consciousness and advocate for reform. The profession employs graphics and the design of cartoons that resemble the targeted members of society. Satire employs humor in the delivery of material, but its…

Many sources of news have incorporated the use of humor to introduce such topics that appear to be unappealing to the public’s attention and spread them around the board to ensure that they are known to the specific viewer and often worked on. Currently, satirical news programs that have been…

The editorial’s premise in All the News That Causes Fits is that false news – which is constantly being spread by social media – has done a lot of harm to the electorate. As a result, the author claims that partisan players in the 2016 U.S. elections used social media…

First, consider the source, in order to detect fake news. Is it ironic or reputable? Secondly, beyond the dramatic or surprising headline, investigate a post. Thirdly, check the author’s integrity. The article is certainly fake whether the author uses a pseudo name or has fake credentials. A fabricated report still…

On October 3, 2016, an article written in the Los Angeles Times reported that Pope Francis was not going to support Donald Trump for the presidential election. Instead, Pope Francis opted to urge the American faithful to “pray, study the two proposals well and choose with a conscience.” A blog…