News & Media Literacy Pack — 18 hand-picked links · 6 sections

Reading the news well is a skill, and nobody sells you the syllabus — they sell you a side. This is a digital library for your browser built for readers who want to see clearly: learn the verification moves, know who is talking and who pays them, separate reporting from reaction, check claims against evidence, and step outside your own feed on purpose. Every instrument here is labeled with its method and its limits; this pack never promises unbiased news, because that promise is the first lie.

You receive two files: an importable browser bookmark HTML file and a README guide. Download → Import → Use: download the files, import the HTML into your browser, and the library appears as organized folders, ready to browse.

Inside: 1. VERIFY THE STORY (3) — the moves that catch fakes fast. 2. KNOW THE OUTLET (2). 3. KNOW WHO’S TALKING (2) — bias instruments, methods labeled. 4. CHECK THE CLAIM (3) — fact-checkers and a photo-forensics desk. 5. STEP OUTSIDE YOUR FEED (3) — the story, wider. 6. THE WORLD DESK (5) — wire reporting, global voices, and investigations. World outlets’ funding and ownership are named on their doors.

Every link points to a public resource — the links themselves are free. What you’re paying for is the curation. Links were working when gathered; if one fails, search the site name to find its new home.

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