UGS 302 - Science Fiction and Politics - Chapman

Read about half of this news source. Think about how you'd begin to evaluate a news source like this one. What questions do you ask yourself as you try to evaluate news? Compare this source to source 2. What do they have in common? What is different about them? Think especially about how they may have been created and by whom.

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