L.A. Times advises voters to ‘Double-Check Your Facts’

Published on October 26, 2018 NLP in the News

The political reporters at the Los Angeles Times wrap up their guide to the midterm elections with some timely advice:

“And remember to do your homework ahead of time. As the educational nonprofit News Literacy Project reminds, double-check your facts before you vote.”

They also feature the video of The Easiest Quiz of All Time.

Thanks, L.A. Times!

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