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Every day, millions of people around the world read the news.

They read headlines on their phones, computers, and newspapers.

But not all news stories are true.

Some stories have bias or wrong information.

It is important to fact-check the news you read.

A headline is the title of a news story.

It is usually short and easy to read.

Some headlines try to make you feel angry or scared.

These headlines want you to click on the story.

So you should read the full story, not just the headline.

A source is where the news comes from.

Good news stories use more than one source.

For example, a reporter will talk to different people about the same event.

If a story has no source, it is probably not reliable.

You should always check the source.

Bias means that a story only shows one side of an idea.

Every news source can have some bias.

Some sources like one political party more than another.

You can compare stories from different sources to find the truth.

This is a good way to understand the news better.

Last year, a study found that many young people did not fact-check the news.

They believed the first story they saw online.

Experts said people should use fact-check websites.

These websites can help you know if a story is true or false.

Reading the news carefully will make you a smarter reader.