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Stress over coronavirus coverage spurs most Americans to stop watching nightly news
One third of Americans admittedly rely on news sources they view as unreliable
While covering protests, mainstream media focuses on violence and spectacle over real issues
COVID-19 in the news: Which U.S. media outlets led way in early coverage of coronavirus?
2/3 Of Americans Have Anxiety From Coronavirus News — Yet Watching More Than Ever
Fake News Is Making The Coronavirus Situation Even Worse, Study Says
Fake News About Fake News? Study Says Phony Headlines Hardly Impacted 2016 Election
Study Finds You May Be To Blame For Fake News — And Not Even Know It
Relentless Lies: The More You See A Fake News Piece, The More Likely You’ll Share It
Size Matters: Consumers Less Attentive To News Displayed On Small Screens
Seeing Is Believing: Fake News May Lead To False Memories, Voter Study Finds
Sphere Of Influence: Partisan News Much More Likely To Sway Casual Viewers
Fake Or Just Biased? Study Finds News Credibility Depends On More Than Just Facts
Algorithm That Detects Fake News Found More Accurate Than Humans
Even Slight Innuendo In News Coverage Can Drive Conspiracy Theories, Study Finds
Those With Strong News Literacy Unlikely To Believe Conspiracy Theories, Study Finds
Study: Airing Violent Footage In News Coverage May Motivate Positive Action
People More Likely To Fall For Fake News If Popular On Social Media, Study Finds
Study: Journalists Can Combat Bias Claims By ‘Adjudicating’ Political Disputes
