S - Source
Where did it come from? Who wrote it, published it, posted it?
M - Motivation
What are they trying to sell you? Who has what to gain (or lose)?
E- Evidence
Where'd they get their data? Says who?
L - Logic
Can you follow their train of thought? Do they commit logical fallacies?
L- Left Out
What aren't they telling you?
Fake News sites to watch out for on Facebook
False, Misleading, Clickbait-y, and/or Satirical “News” Sources
Annotated list by Melissa Zimdar of Merrimack College. (Note: this list is a work in progress.)
Wikipedia List of Fake News Sites
Sites that intentionally publish hoaxes and misinformation to drive web traffic rather than for a humorous purpose, as in news satire.
