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For basic Internet searches for news articles or interviews with the person you are researching, try Bing &/or Google. News search will help you find where your topic is noted in current issues &/or events.

You may NOT use Wikipedia as a source; however, you can use it as a tool to find sources. If you click on the “References” link under a Wikipedia page on your topic, it will take you to the bottom where links are found. These links are the SOURCES people used while creating or adding to the Wikipedia page. You can also check out the “External links.”