- The sciennce articles that come to conclusions the original study didn't, there have literally been hundreds of them in the UK press over the past 10-15 years

- The sciennce articles that come to conclusions the original study didn't, there have literally been hundreds of them in the UK press over the past 10-15 years. The MMR scare is a prime example of bad news (its actually 99% fake but with that nugget of truth in the middle that is distorted so much its fake news). - All the bad tech news like all the magical batteries that are coming out next year, and haven't actually every come out at all. - The political news where they attack someone for something they didn't do. - The news papers hacking into politicians/famous peoples computers to steal private information and publishing stories on it. - The pieces about a person that are purely ad hominen and have little to nothing to do with the job they do. - The pieces that endanger people doing dangerous jobs around the globe, especially things like famous people working in Afghanistan and necessitating them to quit their jobs. - The news that is just "he said" which has even become twitter quotes now. Just presenting that with no actual points, history or anything else to actually make an article. - Taking quotes from speeches that are the exact opposite of what the person meant, just plain taken out of context. That right there is 80% of the news we read every single day on news papers around the world. I could go on and on about all the fake/bad news types we see but my conclusion having personally fact checked a lot of news that could be verified is that 95% of it is either a lie or intentionally misleading. Its every news paper I have checked in the UK and the USA. Its scary how bad the news is.