Press Coverage Analysis Report

29 outlets

2893 issues

11003 reports analyzed

Updated daily.

Bias Distribution

0.0–0.1

213

0.1–0.2

394

0.2–0.3

2645

0.3–0.4

3774

0.4–0.5

2220

0.5–0.6

1158

0.6–0.7

357

0.7–0.8

103

0.8–0.9

52

0.9–1.0

11

1.0–1.1

28

1.1–1.2

32

1.2–1.3

12

1.3–1.4

4

1.4–1.5

0

1.5–1.6

0

1.6–1.7

0

By Outlet

Outlet	Analyzed	Avg. Bias	Level	Source Quality	Editorial Intent
Fox News	816	0.409	High	0.18	0.24
CBS News	664	0.327	Mid	0.14	0.07
Washington Examiner	541	0.387	Mid	0.21	0.22
The Guardian	535	0.379	Mid	0.09	0.21
Breitbart	533	0.471	High	0.16	0.31
NY Post	441	0.442	High	0.17	0.25
ABC News	418	0.323	Mid	0.11	0.10
NBC News	414	0.338	Mid	0.12	0.09
CNBC	412	0.309	Mid	0.18	0.11
Newsweek	408	0.329	Mid	0.17	0.14
Mediaite	372	0.405	High	0.18	0.19
NPR	340	0.337	Mid	0.18	0.13
PBS	310	0.312	Mid	0.00	0.09
Daily Caller	301	0.430	High	0.21	0.25
HuffPost	284	0.421	High	0.08	0.26
BBC	229	0.309	Mid	0.13	0.09
Business Insider	221	0.341	Mid	0.22	0.16
TIME	212	0.337	Mid	0.13	0.17
AP News	203	0.343	Mid	0.18	0.10
LA Times	188	0.354	Mid	0.20	0.20
Reason	169	0.470	High	0.20	0.44
The Federalist	128	0.673	V. High	0.22	0.67
Forbes	126	0.404	High	0.24	0.34
Deadline	118	0.335	Mid	0.14	0.12
The Atlantic	102	0.456	High	0.13	0.42
Variety	98	0.357	Mid	0.24	0.16
Mother Jones	91	0.518	High	0.17	0.46
The Nation	72	0.604	V. High	0.15	0.62
Vox	68	0.457	High	0.15	0.42

Manipulation Signal Types

Selective Emphasis

7997

Labeling

5398

Subjective Judgment

2924

Emotional Tone

1767

Framing Bias

1626

Fearmongering

202

Fact Omission

107

selective fact emphasis

92

value-laden language

84

Dogmatic Assertion

61

No signal detected: 30.5% (4604 / 15087)

Tone Distribution

Pro-administration

693 (4.7%)

Critical of administration

2280 (15.3%)

Neutral

11898 (80.0%)

Based on 14871 reports.

Headline Accuracy

Accurate

11531 (94.5%)

Partially accurate

535 (4.4%)

Misleading

92 (0.8%)

Clickbait

47 (0.4%)

Based on 12205 reports.

How to Read This Report

This report does not judge any outlet's coverage as right or wrong.
The bias score measures the distance of each outlet's coverage from a
baseline synthesized across all reports on the same issue, and differences
between outlets fall within a narrow range. Outlets with few analyzed
reports carry large sampling error, so the table includes only outlets with
at least 30 reports analyzed over the past 90 days. See the methodology
page for how these figures are calculated.

See how these figures are calculated (Methodology)