I don't consider the examples listed as fake news. They may have been wrong, sure.
 Here are some fake news I've seen circulated by web sites with "freedom" and "patriot" in the name:
1) Obama shifts $3B from vet care to ISIS (Obama signed off on the bill for vet care under question, so easily verified as false).
2) Muslims attack mall Christmas tree (the video showed Arabic people on a tree... it turns out the video was of a Christian Kurd traditional race up the tree with Muslims and Christians observing together.)
3) Heavily tattooed man with facial implants blames Trump for not being able to get a job (the picture was a stock photo with a "quote" superimposed).
4) Shows a picture of Diane Feinstein with the "quote" "when the gunman realizes nobody else is armed he will lay down his weapon" (fake story from humor site)
5) It will finally be legal again to say "Merry Christmas" when Trump is President (always been legal)
All these were accepted at face value and with shock by readers