checkers

/ ˈtʃɛkəz /

noun

1. functioning as singular a game for two players using a checkerboard and 12 checkers each. The object is to jump over and capture the opponent's pieces

Example Sentences

Your PolitiFacts and your Fact Checkers and such are the most well-intentioned websites in the world.

From Slate

The political science student succinctly blew apart JD Vance’s attack line on Vice President Kamala Harris for neglecting to make any significant changes while she’s held office, by pointing out something so simple that few if any fact checkers bothered to mention it.

From Salon

Through the weird swirls and gusts produced by the fierce Santa Ana winds, the fire jumped from their neighbor’s steep hillside slope to their backyard like an erratic king in checkers, burning other houses on the ridge above them, but miraculously leaving the Hinches’ home and a small patch of lawn intact.

From Los Angeles Times

But while Joe Biden was accused of being a communist when he ran for president, Factchequeado’s founder, Laura Zommer, said their fact checkers had “never” seen this volume of AI and doctored images before.

From BBC

Meta and TikTok cited their efforts to label AI-generated content and partner with fact checkers.

From Los Angeles Times