How To Verify A Viral Screenshot (Tweets, DMs, And “Deleted” Posts) Before You Share It
A screenshot can feel like proof. It looks concrete, like a photo of the truth. But viral screenshots are also one of the easiest ways to…
How To Reverse Image Search A Viral Protest Photo, And Spot When It’s From Another Country Or Year
A photo hits your feed, everyone’s sharing it, and the caption is doing a lot of work: “Tonight in London” or “Students rising up in 2025”. It…
How To Trace A Viral Political Quote Back To The Full Speech Or Transcript
A political quote can travel faster than the speech it came from. By the time it lands on your feed, it might be cropped, re-ordered, or…
How To Reverse-Image Search Like A Student, Find The First Source Of A Viral Photo
A photo hits your group chat, everyone’s sharing it, and the caption sounds confident. But where did it actually come from? If you’ve ever…
How To Tell If A Political Quote Graphic Is Real, A Student Checklist For Instagram Posts
You’ve seen it: a bold quote on a neat background, a politician’s name at the bottom, thousands of likes, and a caption telling you to “share…
How To Spot Fake Grassroots Campaigns As A Student So You Do Not Fall For Astroturf
You have probably seen a “student movement” pop up overnight on your feed, complete with glossy graphics, slick slogans and free pizza. It…
How To Spot AI-Edited And Deepfake Political Videos As A Student
You scroll, you see a shocking video of a politician, and your first thought is, “No way they actually said that.” In 2025, that reaction is…
How To Check A Politician’s Voting Record Before You Share Their Clip
A 15‑second clip can make a politician look like a hero or a villain. But what if the edit is clever, the caption is biased, or the speech…
How To Check Who Funds A Think Tank Before You Trust Its Reports
You see a slick report with graphs, expert quotes, and a serious logo. It looks reliable, right? Maybe. But before you build an essay or…
How To Build A 10-Minute After-School News Check That Does Not Ruin Your Mood
You finish a long day of lessons, open your phone for a “quick scroll”, and suddenly you are buried in wars, scandals, and arguments in the…