It is a common mistake: ###### something based on the headline ###### actually reading the link. If ###### spend a lot of time ###### social media, you have probably ###### this at least once.

But ###### are not alone. According to ###### study released in June by ###### scientists at Columbia University and ###### French National Institute, 59 percent ###### links shared on social media ###### never actually been clicked. People ###### these articles after only reading ###### headline.]]>
###### News, the television network, has ###### website at abcnews.go.com. And ABC ######, the fake news site, can ###### found at abcnews.com.co.]]>
Some fake news sites do ###### have any contact information. The ###### "ABC News" does have a "###### us" page, but all it ###### is a picture of a ###### in Topeka, Kansas. The real ###### network is based in New ###### City in a 13-story building. Examine The Byline Of The Reporter And See Whether It Makes Sense

###### the fake ABC News site ###### is an article claiming a ###### was paid $3,500 to protest ###### Trump.]]>
Or that he "spends 12-15 hours each day teaching his adopted 8-year-old Syrian refugee daughter how to read and write"?

All ###### these details are signs that "######. Rustling" is not a real ######.]]>
Another ###### story said that Trump gave ###### to police officers who were ###### protests in Chicago.]]>
Few ###### news stories start with a ###### tweet. Most real stories have ###### of other sources of information, ######. If the article has no ###### to sources, you are likely ###### fake news.]]>
A simple Google search often ###### quickly tell you if the ###### you are reading is fake. ###### has put together a guide ###### fake news sites, which lets ###### check the articles you read.]]>
Stopping ###### spread of fake news begins ###### you, the reader. If it ###### too crazy to be true, ###### probably is. Please think before ###### share.]]>