In fact check articles, "Rating: False" (or True) should be in a big and bold, not tiny typeface.
I just accessed a fact check article at https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/fact-check-mass-shooters-not-204800625.html. At the beginning of the article it says:
Rating:
Rating: False But this line, with the ANSWER, is in a very small, slight type face.
This is weird. It's almost like it's a mistake, or it's tentative, or you want to erase it.
It should be BIG AND BOLD. Especially since it's followed by all the false and misleading information before you finally get around to debunking it with more accurate info. It seems to me a short summary of the conclusion at the top might be good too
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