Spot media bias & reliability

• This article is about the bias and veracity of whole media sources. Visit this other article for individual fact-checking.

• Sources that are biased aren't necessarily unreliable or equally biased. For each story, read multiple sources that have high reliability and differing bias.

• We all have our own biases. Choosing not to read only sources that share your leanings will help you get a better balance.

• Neither bias nor reliability is an exact science, but the services in this article are widely respected as non-partisan organizations that seek the most impartial ratings possible.

• So as not to place all trust in the methodology of any single organization, consider all of their ratings together.

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Notes

• Ground News' methodology open_in_new is to aggregate the work of every other organization listed in this article. You can explore each individually, below.

• Sometimes, Ground News' media source search results do not include Bias and Factuality, which seems to be a glitch that they're still working on. Try searching the source again; sometimes there are duplicates which include the info.