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An estimate, not a score.
Bias we have measured in their reporting
Asserted flat
a comment headline states the prime minister misunderstands, no figure given — in 1 article
Asserted, not attributed
the prime minister's economics declared mistaken in the report's own voice — in 1 article
Asserted vs attributed
'historic' stated flat, with no one credited, and the focus on Gaza is set against it — in 1 article
Asserted vs attributed
calls the unity remark 'historic' in the report's own voice and treats Gaza as a distraction from it — in 1 article
From 374 articles we hold, with the quote behind every tag.
Claims we checked that rest on their reporting: 1 disputed4 unverified1 true
A verdict is on the sentence we checked, not on the outlet. An outlet that files a lot is checked a lot.

Journalists

byline

What we hold from them

A long, low moan of a Budget

A procrastinator’s Budget

Inconclusive in Israel

Selling self-diagnosis

Fixing the pipeline

On condemning comedians

Let Martin die

The cheat code

US–Israel bond: time for a reset

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