We set out to fact-check political ads for people who don't follow the news. What happened next changed how we work

A news outlet launched a five-week social media fact-checking initiative targeting false campaign ads, producing 27 videos watched over 730,000 times, with one campaign revising its ad after being called out for inaccuracies.
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