David Folkenfilk

media correspondent, NPR

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The proliferation of politically slanted “news” outlets across the country is leading to a disinformation problem for many Americans. Social media is adding fuel to the fire.

What ‘news deserts,’ Americans must ensure what they’re consuming is legit

The proliferation of politically slanted “news” outlets across the country is leading to a disinformation problem for many Americans. Social media is adding fuel to the fire.

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