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Fake news occasionally proves itself to be more amusing than annoying (i.e., actual satire rather than an attempt to fool readers with sensationalist clickbait), and an August 2016 article from the Nevada County Scooper hit that mark — deftly blending political controversies over Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton's use of a private e-mail server, suggestions of election fraud, and claims by supporters of rival Bernie Sanders that their candidate had been cheated out of the nomination by a partisan Democratic National Committee into one short article that began: Alas for those who might wish to believe that some or all of the above is true, the Nevada County Scooper's Manifesto notes that the site is all about fake news and satire:
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