Is it true? Checking sources

A web address is the name of a page, like the address of a building. Its last part is called the ending, and it gives a clue about who runs the site. In Egypt, .gov.eg shows a government office. .org.eg shows an organisation that works for a purpose, like a club or a charity. .edu.eg shows a school, a college or a university. A .com ending often belongs to a business, and many businesses want to sell you something. Think of the sign above a building: it tells you if it is an office, a school or a shop. But a sign is not proof. A page with a good ending can still be old, and a page ending in .com can be honest. So read the ending, then still check the date and the author, and ask a grown-up.