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Fake news

Issue

How well can Americans distinguish real news headlines from fake ones?

Misinformation Susceptibility | YouGov Poll Results: April 3 - 9, 2023

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Analysis pieces written by YouGov’s data journalists based on data collected about or relating to Fake news.

Last updated Jun 29, 2023

How well can Americans distinguish real news headlines from fake ones?

America Speaks: How Americans tell real news from fake news

How well can Americans distinguish real news headlines from fake ones?

Misinformation Susceptibility | YouGov Poll Results: April 3 - 9, 2023

In the last 10 years would you say misinformation in the country has increased, decreased, or stayed about the same?

America Speaks: How Americans tell real news from fake news