Hedged claims are ones written with attribution or uncertainty
(“reportedly”, “according to”). A higher rate is
not a fault: it is often careful sourcing.
How these are measured.
What they cover
Politics
24%
Entertainment
22%
World
17%
Environment
15%
Technology
6%
Science
5%
Most-tagged topics
SpainFranceIsraeliParisChinaFrenchGermanyIsrael
Leaning
-0.34
average ± 0.04·
-0.35 median·
13 scored articles
Sits to the left of their own outlet, which
averages -0.10 — the whole interval
clears it.
Leaning rates the writing, not the subject.
How it is scored.
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Ordered by how many newsrooms covered the same event.
🔮 Researchers say humanoid machines could eventually take on factory tasks without major changes to existing infrastructure, although the technology remains largely experimental. mixed
🔮 The one-kilometre bridge spans the Tumen River and has two lanes, with the newly built crossing expected to handle up to 300 vehicles a day. assertive
🔮 One graduate, 22-year-old May Aklajneh, says becoming a policewoman was a childhood dream and that she joined as soon as recruitment opened. assertive
🔮 The proposed changes would cap prison sentences at 15 years, allow appeals to Kosovo's Supreme Court and let convicted people serve their sentences in Kosovo. assertive
🔮 For those gathered in Novi Sad, the election result has raised hopes that the case will finally progress and those responsible will be held to account. assertive
🔮 Karl-Heinz Jungbeck, who travelled from Munich in a 1903 Lacoste & Battmann, said the event offers a taste of the adventure motorists would have experienced more than a century ago. assertive
🔮 Portugal's housing protesters celebrated in Lisbon on 2 November after a court ruled that activist Renata Cambra could set up a tent in Rossio Square, where police had cleared demonstrators over the weekend. assertive
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