Google has launched an update to its Fact Check Explorer tool to help users find reliable information more easily. The tool now shows fact checks from trusted sources across the web in one place. People can search by topic or claim and see how different news outlets have verified it. This move comes as online misinformation continues to spread quickly.

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The updated explorer pulls data from publishers who follow the ClaimReview schema. This is a standard format that makes fact checks easier for Google to understand and display. Google says this helps surface accurate reports while reducing noise from unverified claims. Users get a clearer view of what is true and what is not.

Credibility matters more than ever in digital media. With so much content online, readers often struggle to tell real news from false stories. Google’s tool aims to support trustworthy journalism by highlighting work from credible organizations. These include newsrooms that are transparent about their methods and sources.

Fact Check Explorer is free and available to anyone. It works on desktop and mobile devices. Reporters, researchers, and everyday users can all benefit from it. Google hopes the tool will encourage more people to check facts before sharing information.

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The company also reminds publishers to use clear labeling and consistent formatting in their fact checks. This helps Google index them correctly. Better indexing means faster access for users looking for truth. Google continues to invest in features that promote accuracy and accountability online.