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James Lileks

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8 reports under this byline 1 outlet 0 bias readings 0 claims checked 6 Sep 2026 → 25 Oct 2026

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National Review
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National Review 🇺🇸US · magazine · independent No report held from this outlet on this story. What we have measured Asserted not attributed Doubt about the allegation is stated flat, in the outlet's own voice ×1Asserted not attributed An argument about deterrence is stated as fact ×1Asserted versus attributed calls it an abuse of power in its own voice ×1Asserted versus attributed 'Abuse of presidential power' is stated flat ×1 from 414 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →
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From 8 reports we hold under this byline, at National Review. Two independent readings, each made without the masthead, with the quote attached to every tag. We do not carry a rating for any journalist — only what we have measured from published text, and a verdict on a claim is a verdict on that sentence, not on the person who filed it.

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National Review · 25 Oct 2026

We’re Doomed

National Review · 20 Sep 2026

Rue, Britannia

National Review · 12 Sep 2026

Remember 9/12, Too

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