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“Decodex” is the name for the French newspaper’s three fact-checking products powered by a database of 600 websites deemed unreliable and compiled over the last year by its fact-checking unit, Les Décodeurs. The database will live on Le Monde’s sites, where readers can type a URL or name of a site to check whether it is a verified news source. —
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Fake news,
Le Monde,
Les Decodeurs
