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Associated Press

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Founded	1846-05-22 no source on file — the date is not confirmed by us
Headquarters	200 Liberty Street, New York, NY, United States no source on file
Funding	Not-for-profit cooperative; funded mainly by fees paid by member and subscriber news organizations that license AP content, with revenue reinvested in newsgathering rather than paid out as dividends (AP has no shareholders). Foundation/philanthropic grants are a supplementary and reportedly growing funding source (cited at over $61 million raised across the seven years to 2024), supporting specific beats such as health, science, climate and state-government coverage; AP has said it plans an affiliated 501(c)(3) nonprofit to expand this funding stream.
Reach	Reported to operate roughly 235 news bureaus in 94 countries; AP content was published/republished by more than 1,300 newspapers and broadcasters per a cited 2016 count; apnews.com was reported to draw more than 128 million monthly website visits as of 2025.
Identity	Wikipedia

Bias we have measured in their reporting

Dating and attribution

Dates the signing to Aug. 6, 2026 and writes ord — in 1 article

Dating and attribution

Carries a dateline correction, repeated three ti — in 1 article

How hard the claim is stated

Marks "birth tourism" as the administration's ow — in 1 article

How hard the claim is stated

high — in 1 article

From 223 articles we hold, with the quote behind every tag.

Claims we checked that rest on their reporting: 1 false2 misleading1 disputed3 unverified1 true
A verdict is on the sentence we checked, not on the outlet. An outlet that files a lot is checked a lot.

Editorial control

Daisy Veerasingham

President and CEO

President and CEO of the Associated Press since 2021; joined AP in 2004 as sales director for AP Television News in London, later serving as chief revenue officer and then chief operating officer before becoming CEO.

Julie Pace

Executive Editor and Senior Vice President

Named AP executive editor and senior vice president on September 1, 2021, after serving as AP's Washington, D.C. bureau chief since 2017; previously covered the White House and national politics for AP.

Gracia Martore

Chair of the Board of Directors

Chair of the AP board of directors since April 2022; elected to the AP board in 2013 and served as vice chair before that; former president and CEO of Tegna, Inc. and, before that, of Gannett Co.

Journalists

Zeke Miller

White House Correspondent · White House · politics

AP White House correspondent since October 2017, leading coverage of the presidency; past president of the White House Correspondents' Association.

Seung Min Kim

White House Correspondent · White House · politics

White House correspondent for the Associated Press; also a political analyst for CNN; previously covered Congress and the White House for The Washington Post and Politico.

Aamer Madhani

Journalist · politics

Journalist with the Associated Press; recent bylined AP coverage includes national politics and national-security-related reporting (e.g. 2026 reporting on Vice President JD Vance's talks with Iranian officials).

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