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Smart's "The differences in how CNN MSNBC & FOX cover the news"

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APA's "How to Be A Wise Consumer of Psychological Research"

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Weinberg's "How One Study Produced a Bunch of Untrue Headlines About Tattoos Strengthening Your Immune System"

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Paul Basken's "When the Media Get Science Research Wrong, University PR May Be the Culprit"

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Harry Enten's "Has the snow finally stopped?"

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Chris Taylor's "No, there's nothing wrong with your Fitbit"

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Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal and statistical thinking

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Jon Mueller's Correlation or Causation website

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Lesson Plan: The Hunger Games t-test review

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US News's "Poll: 78 Percent of Young Women Approve of Weiner"

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Gerd Gigerenzer on how the media interprets data/science

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Lesson plan: Teaching margin of error and confidence intervals via political polling

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Media Matter's "Today in dishonest Fox News charts"

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io9's "You're bitching about the wrong things when you read an article about science"

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Newsweek's "What should you really be afraid of?" Update 6/18/15

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PHD Comics, 1/20/2010

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Newsweek's "About 40 percent of American women have had abortions: The math behind the stats"

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CBS News/New York Times' Poll: Gays in the Military

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Hunks of Statistics: Sharon Begley

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NPR's "Data linking aspartame to cancer risk are too weak to defend, hospital says"

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