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The Hill is widely described by media‑watchers and the outlet itself as centrist or nonpartisan, with multiple independent assessments rating it “least biased” or “neutral/balanced” while some tracker...
Major media-watchers and academic studies identify Fox News as having a conservative or right-leaning editorial posture, with evidence that its programming and opinion shows have influenced voting and...
Major U.S. broadcast networks (ABC, CBS, NBC) are generally viewed as more centrist or left-leaning in audience trust and usage patterns, while cable networks show clearer partisan slants — Fox News t...
Newsmax is consistently rated by multiple media‑bias trackers as a right‑leaning outlet: Ad Fontes places Newsmax website in "Strong Right" with mixed reliability , AllSides rates its online content a...
MSN News is not uniformly classified as a plainly “reliable” or “unreliable” source by professional evaluators; instead, major reviewers characterize it as a , producing generally factual reporting wh...
AllSides and Ad Fontes both map political leanings of U.S. news outlets, but they use distinct methods and answer different questions: AllSides focuses on political direction of primarily online writt...
The core claim — that “MSN has left bias” — is supported by multiple independent assessments and user complaints, but the evidence shows , and reliability varies by individual story and aggregated sou...
Public ratings and watchdog analyses show a consistent view: many media-rating sites classify CNN as leaning left while still often finding it reasonably reliable — for example, Ad Fontes and Ground N...
Independent media-rating organizations and academic-style reviewers that have assessed MSN/“MSN News” consistently find a leftward tilt: Ad Fontes rates MSN as “Skews Left” and “Generally Reliable” , ...
The Daily Mail is widely viewed as a conservative-leaning tabloid with recurring concerns about reliability: multiple media-rating services classify it as Right-leaning or question its trustworthiness...
Newsweek is generally assessed by media-bias trackers as a : Ad Fontes places it as “Generally Reliable” with a Middle bias, Media Bias/Fact Check finds a slight Right-Center tilt while still noting o...
Public broadcasters NPR and PBS are widely accused by conservative officials and the White House of left-leaning bias and have been the target of hearings, an executive order ending federal support, a...
Major U.S. news outlets that third‑party rating projects typically place nearest the “neutral” or “least biased” categories include the Associated Press, Reuters, PBS/Newshour, and AP sibling sites — ...
Major third-party trackers and surveys show reasonably consistent patterns: Fox News and other conservative outlets are widely perceived as right‑leaning, while The New York Times, MSNBC, NPR and simi...
CBS News is widely viewed as a generally reliable mainstream news organization but is assessed by multiple media-rating groups as leaning left or “left-center”; Ad Fontes rates its website as “Middle”...
Independent watchdogs that rate U.S. news outlets use different methods but often converge on a short list of organizations regarded as comparatively neutral or highly reliable — for example, Ad Fonte...
Factually.co’s reliability is uncertain: technical and third-party trust checks give mixed results ranging from a low Scam Detector score of 40.3 to a medium Scamadviser score of 67 and other assessme...
ProPublica is widely regarded as a that many watchdog and media-rating services classify as reliably factual while also assigning it a left-leaning editorial tilt. Multiple independent assessments des...
HuffPost is widely described by media-watchers as a left-leaning news and opinion site and scores as “moderate to strong” on liberal bias by several trackers; independent reliability ratings range fro...
Major media-bias assessment projects and academic studies show that many mainstream outlets are often rated as center-left or “lean left,” but findings vary by method and country and are contested by ...